Consolea rubescens “Roadkill”Consolea rubescens is a really intriguing species as it literally looks like it got ran over. We sometimes will call them hash browns as well! This special plant is native to parts of Florida and the Caribbean. Care: Bright indirect light to direct sun will be best for a cacti such as this one. They will not do well in lower light conditions! We recommend watering roughly every 2 weeks as the soil is dry during the spring and summer. You can cut back

Designed by Portland Artist: Graham Barey

These have a really odd growth pattern usually growing upright until a certain point and then they will being to create weeping branches towards the top creating a very wispy look

Each pot is roughly 3" in diameter and has drainage

The Asplenium genus in general are very hardy and durable compared to some other ferns

Water when first 2" of the soil is dry

We will pick a random selection for each order

Water only when the pot is fully dry roughly every 2 to 3 weeks

Hoyas in general prefer a coarse/bark filled soil to promote proper drainage

Each pot is roughly 2" in diameter and has drainage

We love these new Peaches planters

We recommend potting most aroids in coarse mix with good drainage

They have tall cylindrical leaves