Peperomia argyreia 'Watermelon'This cute species of Peperomia native to Brazil! They are known for their distinct foliage with a watermelon like pattern. Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. Their foliage is very succulent like, so they can go slightly dry between full waterings, This can roughly be about every 7 10 days as the soil is at least 2 3" dry between waterings. When repotting, use a semi coarse soil that can drain well. All of our plants are ethically

Consolea rubescens is a really intriguing species as it literally looks like it got ran over

Native to Borneo

They like a very nice bright filtered light and can go slightly on the dry side when it comes to watering

These are our favorite simple pots

You can find this orchid in Mexico

use a semi-coarse or chunky soil medium

Sun stress will also cause inner margins to blush bright pink When in the right conditions

but a nice bright filtered light or even dappled sun will cause them to blush with darker colors

They can quickly create a lush hanging pot as well

Though it is more closely related to bananas than it is a bird

It's essential to allow the soil to dry out slightly between waterings to avoid overwatering

These adorable little specimens native to Kenya