Philodendron squamiferum - 5.5" Pot

Philodendron squamiferum - 5.5" PotPhilodendron squamiferum is a sought after species well known for its distinctive 5 lobed leaves and fuzzy red petioles. This is a climbing aroid native to the jungles of Brazil, French Guana, and Suriname. This is an easy to care for house plant that will appreciate a little extra humidity and a support to climb. Care of Philodendrom squamiferum: Bright indirect light 45 to 95 degrees Humidity 50 60% Water when top two inches of soil are dry Family:

There are several Begonia rex species circulating

Pachypodium lamerei is sometimes called “Madagascar Palm” or “Club Foot”

The leaves are green and highly variegated with white and pink

This striking tropical is usually called 'Fireflash' but also known as " Mandarin Plant"

Medora is very easy to grow

hydrocotylifolia

50 to 96 degrees

Hoya shepherdii also lovingly know as the string bean plant

Care of Begonia 'Steve's Leaves Texas Shield':

herbacea for a long time

Hoya carnosa 'Chelsea' is an easy to care for epiphytic vine that rewards growers with clusters of showy pink flowers

4-5” x 7-8”