Alocasia brancifolia

Alocasia brancifoliaThe stunning Alocasia brancifolia is native to New Guinea. Unlike other Alocasia cultivars, this one has serrated leaves. They almost don't look like an Alocasia at first glance, but if you look closely, their stems have a similar speckle like other Alocasias. CARE Water roughly every 7 10 days or when the soil has dried out from the top 2 3" and place it in a bright filtered light to dapple the direct sun. These plants thrive in well draining mix as

Frequency can vary of how much light it is getting

and found on slopes in a variety of soil substrates

Tephrocactus alexanderi is a slow growing cactus that will form spikey clumps on top of itself

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Medium / bright indirect - 36" to 48"

They are very unsual and produce these beautiful white flowers as they begin to grow over the pot

Bulbophyllum comosum is a striking and unique species of orchid

They take the great characteristic of small leaves from Hoya serpens and the leathery leaves from Hoya carnosa

If you have any flies or fungus gnats flying around your home

It is a relatively low-maintenance plant

These two piece planters really capture the minimalist look

making them perfect canopy plants for your indoor jungle