Adiantum caudatum 'Trailing Maidenhair'This Adiantum variety is absolutely beautiful! Their new fronds emerge a reddish hue and harden off to a standard green color. Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. Most importantly, will not like to go very dry! Dry air environment can be very detrimental as well. They will appreciate some humidity. Water roughly every 5 7 days as the top few inches of soil dry out to keep it slightly moist. When repotting, use an all purpose soil and

Dischidia philippinensis is a captivating species of epiphytic plant native to the Philippines

which is how it got its name

Don't worry these won't seduce pythons into your apartment

It is a shingling grower

They have an almost silver sheen to their cute little polka-dotted patters with a dark red underside

Workshop duration is roughly 45 minutes to an hour

As the plant matures

They are native to Mexico

These do not like to go dry at all

is long and slender—containing nectar to attract nocturnal pollinators such as hawk moths

particularly Brazil

They can go very dry