Aralia Lemon Lime (Pot: Grower Pot)

Calathea is a genus of several dozen species within the “Marantaceae” family, native to Brazil and Central America. While it can survive in low light conditions, it may lose its vibrant colors and patterns. Several varieties of this plant have become popular house plants due to their unique foliage which includes velvety patterned leaves.

The Medallion Calathea variety gets its name from its round, patterned leaves.Native to South America, this plant is known for the vivid patterns on their leaves.

All plants are shipped in a plastic grower pot unless otherwise stated/chosen. Calatheas are also known as “praying plants” as many varieties have leaves that fold up at night. The Medallion Calathea variety gets its name from its round, patterned leaves.

New fronds appear from the fuzzy rosette and look like small bird eggs. Bird's Nest Fern Crispy Wave (Pot: Grower Pot).

Aralia Stump Ming usually has a dark green, rich foliage, and the leaves tend to vary with shapes creating a “fussy” but elegant look.What’s IncludedA healthy plant in its pot with soilAll the tips and tricks for plant carePlease Note: The pot shown in the pictures may be for inspiration purposes only and does not mean the plant will come with the pot pictured.

Unlike many plants that branch sideways the Ming Aralia grows vertically, it has a straight-growing habit and it can reach up to 3-7 ft height.TipsAralia Stump Ming can grow in partial light and low-light conditions, or even in the windows facing north, but it will grow more compactly under bright light conditions. Aralia Stump Ming loves morning sunlight. Avoid mid-day sun and direct sun.

This plant can adapt to many light conditions as long as it is not directly in the window.

The flowers have only one petal each and are encircled by the green leaves of the plant.  DescriptionWith its shiny pink flowers and eye-catching heart-shaped leaves, the Anthurium Pink deserves its nickname of “Flamingo Flower”.TipsThe Anthurium is extremely easy to take care of which makes it a great starter plant for novices..

This plant can adapt to many light conditions as long as it is not directly in the window.

 DescriptionWith its shiny pink flowers and eye-catching heart-shaped leaves, the Anthurium Pink deserves its nickname of “Flamingo Flower”.