Types of houseplants we offer
And how to take care of them
Pothos/philodendron mix
No two are alike! These custom mixes are a striking blend of pothos and philodendron varieties, featuring shades of green from neon to forest. Grown for their foliage, these plants can trail up to 10 feet but you can easily prune them to their desired size.
Place in a spot that receives bright, indirect light and water just once a week.
Mini aloe vera
These cute mini versions of aloe vera do not get unruly like regular aloe vera plants can! Mini aloes grow up to 12 inches tall and as a bonus, produce baby plants you can pinch and pot to start a new plant.
Place in a spot that receives bright light but not too direct, like near a west-facing window. Water just a little bit once a week.
Pilea
These flying saucer lookalikes always catch the eye! Grown for their foliage, they produce a main stem that reaches about 12-18 inches in height and 12 inches in width. Baby plants emerge from the crown you can pinch and pot to start a new plant.
They like bright, indirect light and require watering once a week.
Hoya
The blooms on this trailing plant are well worth the wait. They eventually produce a ball of pink flowers with a lovely scent, but that can take years! In the meantime, the variegated foliage, which can trail up to 3-6 feet, is the showstopper.
Place in bright, indirect light such as near a west-facing window or directly in a north-facing one. Water just a little bit once a week.
