Sinningia hybrid

Sinningia hybridWe love Sinningias here at the shop. It is always so special whenever we can get one in. Unfortunately, we are not 100% sure what the id on this specific Sinningia is. However, this one has extremely soft leaves, and will form an impressive sized caudex. Sinningias typically flower as they are in the African Violet family. Care: Sinningias prefer bright filtered light. Here at the shop we water them once every 12 14 days. They don't mind a bit of

Odd and uncommon the Xerosicyos danguyi is a climbing succulent native to the island of Madagascar

They will like to go about 1-2" dry on the top of the soil before needing water

You can either water as the soil starts to dry or even keep the plant in a saucer of water to ensure it does not dry out

they're silvery-white in color

Zamioculcas zamiifolia plants in general are know for being pretty indestructible (as long as you don't give them too much water)

This may be roughly every 10-12 days depending on your home environment and potting mix

Dischidia imbricata is a fascinating and highly decorative epiphytic plant native to Southeast Asia

be sure to use a semi-coarse soil medium that will drain well

We suggest bright filtered to medium light for this fern

these would do best in something that would be moisture retentive like an orchid bark or sphagnum

The foliage will usually get somewhat soft or limp as an indicator of when they need a drink

This Spathiphyllum has extremely unique leaves