Succulent Arrangement

Peperomia argyreia

Watermelon Peperomia 

Euphorbia Lactea Cristata is a rare crested cactus, is also known as Coral Cactus Succulent. The wavy, coral-like top of the fan-shaped succulent is a mutation of Euphorbia Lactea and then grafted onto the rootstock of another succulent. The branches are attractive blue-grey and the edges of the crests can turn pink when happily stressed.

As the plant matures you can expect it to reach up to 91 cm (36″) tall and about 61 cm (24″) in diameter.

Makes a nice windowsill plant. Perfect for all kinds of containers. May be displayed outdoors in warmer weather.

The sap of Euphorbia Lactea Cristata is toxic, so protection is needed when propagating this succulent. Make sure that the sap doesn't get in touch with your skin or eye because it can cause serious irritation.

Mermaids Tail

Coral Cactus

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Neon Pothos

4" pot

Lola

Begonia Maculata commonly referred to as the Polka dot Begonia, is undoubtedly one of the most strikingly gorgeous species of indoor plants. This exotic plant derives its name from its unique silver spotted leaves and red undersides.

The Begonia Maculata does well in a potting mix with good drainage using a soil mix with sand and clay. Keep temperatures between 67 to 70°F with high humidity and keep the soil a bit damp, but not overly wet when watering.

 created his trademark red-heeled shoe to mimic the undersides of the Begonia Maculata. So, it shouldn’t be surprising to hear that this plant requires specialized attention and care.

On the upside, you will be rewarded with beautiful white to pale pink flowers late winter and throughout the spring season, and she will grow to a height of up to 1.5 meters. Here is everything you need to know.

Polka Dot Begonia

Begonia Maculata

 commonly known as Karstenianum is a rare but fast growing plant from Aroid family. It has spectacularly puckered, iridescent leaves that are unusually rigid- such a unique texture! It can be grown in a hanging basket but only when grown on a totem, a larger and healthier growth can be expected.

Monstera Peru

Native to Madagascar, the Mother of Thousands is an amazing foliage plant. Also known as 

, this plant rarely blooms when kept indoors. However, small plantlets develop on the tips of leaves, which make this plant exceptionally mesmerizing.

Not to mention, the common name, ‘Mother of Thousands,’ comes from the exceptionally attractive baby plantlets that grow along the edge of its large leaves. This incredibly unusual plant is also known as

Furthermore, this might surprise you more that these plantlets make propagation easier. However, Kalanchoe is also an invasive species in the world. Due to this reason, gardeners consider using containers

the best way to grow Mother of Thousands.

You will be amazed to know that the Mother of Thousands is one of the most drought-tolerant plants to grow. Therefore, if you’re a gardening novice, Mother of Thousands is a perfect beginner’s plant for you. Moreover, if you grow Kanachoe outdoors in 9b to 11b USDA plant hardiness zones, i.e. 25-50 degrees Fahrenheit, it will produce small yet grayish pink flowers in winters.

Mother of Thousands

Pink houseplants are all the rage and the philodendron pink princess (PPP) is one of the hottest variegated plants. The colors and variegation vary greatly depending on maturity and environmental conditions.

The most common question I get regarding philodendron pink princess is: "How do I get more pink?". There's no simple answer; however, I will cover a few tips that have worked for me.

Pink Princess Philodendron

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Umbrella Plant

Baby

ZZ Plant

ZZ plant

Variegated English ivy (Hedera helix) includes several cultivars, as noted by the American Ivy Society. 'Caecelia,' a variegated English ivy cultivar, has curly leaves that combine light green with gray blotches and white edges, and 'Glacier' has silver and green leaves with white margins. Persian ivy (Hedera colchica) has leathery, heart-shaped leaves and its variegated cultivar, 'Dentata Variegata' has light green leaves with grayish streaks and white edges. Algerian ivy has shiny, green leaves that are more widely spaced along the stems than English ivy; variegated Algerian ivy leaves have yellowish white edges.

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