Aerangis luteo-alba v. rhodostictaAerangis luteo alba var. rhodosticta is a miniature epiphytic orchid native to tropical Africa, found from Cameroon to Kenya and Tanzania. It has a compact, fan like growth habit with a few narrow, leathery leaves and produces graceful, pendulous spikes of crystalline white flowers. Each bloom features a long nectar spur and a distinctive bright red orange column, which gives the variety its name (rhodosticta means red marked). This elegant species

These cycads are slow growers native to coastal regions of Mexico

Calathea thrive in indirect light (no direct sun) and like to stay slightly moist

We aren't the biggest fan of those plain old terra-cotta planters but these light peachy clay body makes for a modern look to traditional terra-cotta

Once you get them to bloom once they will not stop

They tend to be a slower grower

with narrow

while others are not

giving it even more visual interest

we finally have hats in

They can grow to have very thick foliage

these will not like to go super dry between waterings

but we promise to pick you out a nice and healthy one