Philodendron gigasPhilodendron gigas is one of the largest Philodendron species, and they're native to Panama. Though their leaf length may not reach 3' 4' in a home setting, they can still hit a sizable amount! Especially if you give them a good support to climb. Care Naturally they climb upon trees we can simulate this with a moss pole which will produce larger growth. They like bright indirect light never direct sun. We water our philodendrons once every 7 10 days.

These will especially not like to be in a dry air environment

This Hoya are the stuff of dreams

With this it's bright silvery leaves accompanied by dark venation

these can tollereate a low light space more than most other tropical foligae

These uncommon Peperomias are often referred to as the Beetle Peperomia due to the shape and texture of the leaves resembling a beetle shell

These Myrtillocactus stand out among other cacti species due to their frosty blue appearance

and they grow fairly quickly given the right conditions

They will appreciate some extra humidity

This will do best in a bright filtered light

-Hardware to hang it as a pendant light

depending on your home environment

While most Dracaena would prefer a bright filtered light