Begonia brevirimosaBegonia brevirimosa is such a unique begonia variety! The pink color on the leaves are even more stunning in person. It has been about two years since we last saw this begonia, so we're very excited to be able to offer it again. Begonia brevirimosa is native to Papua New Guinea, and would make for a great terrarium plant! Care: Begonias do not need any direct sun, though do need a bright filtered light to keep them happy. They also like to be watered

Dischidia imbricata naturally grows on trees or rocks in the wild

A Calathea that really POPS

An elegant cultivar of Peperomia caperata

This mixture is created to be coarse for a well draining soil for species that like to stay dry

meaning the leaves grow directly off of the vine rather than growing with a defined stem

use a semi-coarse soil that can drain well

These need to be in a well draining cactus mix and in a nice bright window/area

Lot of kiwi bark can help for Hoya drainage

and found on slopes in a variety of soil substrates

These have a really odd growth pattern usually growing upright until a certain point and then they will being to create weeping branches towards the top creating a very wispy look

They ship in 6" pots and they are a little over a foot tall

*The wooden wall mount is sold separately and includes wood cable organizes to flatten the cord straight on the wall