Botanical Name: Hypoestes Phyllostachya
Common Name(s): Polka Dot Plant
Description: Native to South Africa, Madagascar, and south east Asia, the polka dot plant is a lively and beautiful little plant with brightly spotted leaves that stand out especially well against other plants. Put them in a mass of ferns or ivies, and their colors will stand out in bright contrast. In colder climates it is an annual plant, expected to live for about one year and die off after its sprout. In tropical climates, it is a perennial that lives a long time.
Botanical Name: Peperomia
Common Names: Marble Peperomia, Radiator Plant
Description: The Peperomia is a perennial epiphyte native to the tropical regions of Central and South America. It's short and sturdy stems wield thick, circular leaves which are a deep jade color and retains most of its water. The Peperomia is very easy to care for and requires similar care habits to most succulents making it a great addition to any desk or shelf.
Botanical Name: Maranta
Common Names: Prayer plant
Description: The Maranta is a evergreen perennial native to Central and South America. This plant flat oval leaves with a line pattern that runs symmetrically across the leaves.
Botanical Name: Dypsis lutescens
Common Names: Areca Palm, Butterfly Palm
Description: Growing an areca palm tree indoors is ideal because it grows very slowly and thrives in bright, indirect light and cramped space with its clustered palms that resemble bamboo. With origins from Madagascar and South India, this palm's natural climate is subtropic, which can be imitated indoors. Once and endangered, species the Areca palm has become one of the world's most recognizable plants.
Botanical Name: Aeschynanthus
Common Names: Lipstick plant.
Description: The lipstick plant is a tropical epiphyte with thick waxy leaves which run along it's vine like stems. This plant will reward you with very unique reddish orange flowers around early spring.
Botanical Name: Chamaedorea elegans
Common Names: Parlor palm, Neanthe bella palm
Description: The parlor palm is a palm tree native to Southern Mexico and Guatemala. This tropical plant has been cultivated as an indoor plant due to it being able to thrive in low light conditions and is also an excellent air purifier.
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Botanical Name: Nephrolepis exaltata
Common Name(s): Cotton Candy Fern, Fluffy Ruffle Fern, Suzi Wong fern
Description: The Cotton Candy fern has many soft and fluffy light-green leaves that flare up and outward as they grow. At full maturity, this fern can grow to be up to 5 feet tall. Like most ferns, it thrives in partial shade and indirect sunlight, moderate indoor temperatures, and moist but well-drained soil. Its vibrant green leaves make it a popular choice for hanging and pedestal displays.
Botanical Name: Hoya kerrii
Common Names: Sweetheart, Lucky-heart
Description: The Hoya Sweetheart Variegated commonly called the wax plant is a non-blooming houseplant with heart-shaped leaves. This Variegated version has a splash of yellow on the leaf. The vines are wood-like and the leaves are waxy. Native to tropical Asia, these plants do well in warm weather. This single-leaf offering is a very slow grower, but is also extremely hardy. Ideal as a novelty gift, it is more of an ornament than a needy houseplant.
*******Please note the 4"plant will not grow vines as it is a leaf cutting
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Botanical Name: Adiantium capillus-veneris
Common Name(s): Black Maidenhair Fern, Maidenhair Fern, Southern Maidenhair Fern, Venus Hair Fern
Description: The Maidenhair Fern (Adiantum) is a delicate and graceful houseplant known for its soft, fan-shaped leaflets and thin black stems. Its light, airy foliage adds a touch of elegance to any indoor space. Native to tropical and subtropical regions, it thrives in humid environments and prefers indirect light. While it can be a bit finicky about moisture, with consistent care and humidity, the Maidenhair Fern rewards you with lush, vibrant growth.
Botanical Name: Asplenium nidus
Common Name(s): Bird's-Nest Nidus
Description: Native to the tropical regions of Asia and east Africa, Asplenium Nidus has large, light green, often crinkled leaves. This tropical plant prefers "rainforest" conditions in partial shade or indirect sunlight, and high humidity. With the proper environment and attentive care, leaves can grow up to 5 ft long.
Botanical Name: Calathea 'Peacock'
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant
Description: Calathea Plants, native to tropical South and Central America, Africa, and the West Indies, are grown primarily for their beautiful, brightly colored, upright, oval leaves. There are over 300 different types of Calathea Plants, many being man-made hybrids created by tissue cultures. The various Calathea varieties have leaves with purple undersides and various vibrant colorful patterns on the top side.
Botanical Name: Nematanthus
Common Names: Brazilian firecracker, goldfish plant, gubby plant.
Description: The Nematanthus has small waxy leaves with a distinctive curl at the tips of each leaf. This plant will grow in a trailing, vine-like fashion and is a great choice for filling up empty space in a room.
Botanical Name: Calathea Rufibarba 'Furry Feather'
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant
Description: This Calathea Rufibarba also commonly called the furry feather comes with soft green leaves with a unique texture. Like all Calathea plants, the leaves adjust as the sun rotates throughout the day. Calathea Plants, native to tropical South and Central America, Africa, and the West Indies, are grown primarily for their beautiful, brightly colored, upright, oval leaves.
Botanical Name: Calathea Lancifolia
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant, Rattlesnake
Description: This Calathea Lancifolia also commonly called the Rattlesnake comes with dark green leaves that have unique ripples. Like all Calathea plants, the leaves adjust as the sun rotates throughout the day. Calathea Plants, native to tropical South and Central America, Africa, and the West Indies, are grown primarily for their beautiful, brightly colored, upright, oval leaves. Exhibits strappy, spotted leaves and deep purple undersides.
Botanical Name: Calathea Roseopicta 'Medallion'
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant
Description: Calathea Plants, native to tropical South and Central America, Africa, and the West Indies, are grown primarily for their beautiful, brightly colored, upright, oval leaves. The various Calathea varieties have leaves with purple undersides and various vibrant colorful patterns on the top side.
Botanical Name: Calathea 'Makoyana'
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant
Description: This Calathea Makoyana comes with soft green leaves with uniquely shaped shades. Like all calathea plants, the leaves adjust as the sun rotates throughout the day. Calathea Plants, native to tropical South and Central America, Africa, and the West Indies, are grown primarily for their beautiful, brightly colored, upright, oval leaves.
Botanical Name: Calathea 'Grey Star'
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant
Description: There are several dozen species in this genus. Native to the tropical Americas, many of the species are popular as pot plants due to their decorative leaves and, in some species, colorful inflorescence. They are commonly called calatheas or (like their relatives) prayer plants.
Botanical Name: Calathea Concinna 'Freddie'
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant
Description: This Calathea Concinna also commonly called the Freddie comes with soft green leaves with uniquely shaped shades. Like all Calathea plants, the leaves adjust as the sun rotates throughout the day. Calathea Plants, native to tropical South and Central America, Africa, and the West Indies, are grown primarily for their beautiful, brightly colored, upright, oval leaves.
Botanical Name: Calathea 'Beauty Star'
Common Names: Peacock Plant, Zebra Plant
Description: There are several dozen species in this genus. Native to the tropical Americas, many of the species are popular as pot plants due to their decorative leaves and, in some species, colorful inflorescence. They are commonly called calatheas or (like their relatives) prayer plants.
