Haemanthus deformisHaemanthus deformis is a unique evergreen bulb native to the mountains and coasts of South Africa. They usually keep just a couple of their fuzzy flat leaves, but can hold up to three leaves. Unlike other Haemanthus species, deformis' bulb will grow under the soil rather than having it exposed. They are able to endure some colder conditions. CARE They prefer bright filtered to filtered light, does not need direct light. You can water this plant once

This Alocasia has the thickest and most textured leaves out of all of the Jewel Alocasias

It can also be handy to sharpen with a sharpening stone before long periods of use or extensive cutting to maintain the blade in the long run

A gorgeous dark-sparkly-velvety anthurium hybrid to add to your collection

is a miniature epiphytic orchid species native to Central America (Costa Rica

The distinct shape of the leaves

Dischidia imbricata is a fascinating and highly decorative epiphytic plant native to Southeast Asia

It is best to avoid any sort of direct sun as this can potential burn foliage

We recommend watering them once every 2-3 weeks

Aka “Penis or PeePee Cactus” this Bolivian high desert native cacti is a rather odd and off putting variety

Water lightly when the top 1" or so is dry to keep the pot slightly moist

and apart of the Primulaceae family

This is a recently discovered genus as these plants have a different growth pattern from its previous classification