Philodendron micans Kokedama (苔玉)Kokedama is a method of bonsai originating in Japan. It compacts the roots of a plant and encases them in moss. Care: Water the Kokedama as the moss starts to feel dry. This could roughly be every 7 10 days depending on your home environment! To water, either rest them in a dish of water or submerge them in a bucket for roughly 10 15 minutes until the moss feels hydrated and spongey and letting drip off any excess water. Provide strong filtered light

Theses will need full indoor sun

You'll wanna let these dry in between waterings completely then when dry give it a nice good watering roughly every 10-14 days in the summer

This Hoya makes us feel some type of way with its big ole' circular foliage

Beautiful easy going plants usually coming in around 3-4ft feet tall

These form a caudex and or a swelled up trunk near the base

Rhipsalis is a genus of epiphytic jungle cactus that are excellent vining or trailing plants

You can find this orchid in Mexico

They also like to be consistently moist in the pot

Papua New Guinea

As a tropical plant

These need a very bright light to grow well

They prefer bright indirect light but they can handle 2-3 hours of direct sun in the morning or evening