Monstera adansonii var. laniataThe perfect plant if you love fenestration! The Monstera species can be found growing in a wide range across Central and South America. Train it up a trellis, stake, or moss pole to get large mature leaves with even more fenestration as they would in the wild growing up the sides of trees. Care These like semi bright indirect light with no full sun. When re potting use a semi coarse soil that will drain water well. Water when first 2" of soil is dry,

This Dieffenbachia has a bright green covered in dark patches

If they ever wilt

and doesn't fuss over too many changes in its life

Under the right conditions

Front: Arium Back: Earthling

absolutely

We recommend watering only when the soil is almost all the way dry

Ficus have a special place is our hearts for the vast variances and diversity in the genus itself

DO NOT toss it

It inherits the red petioles with a slightly rough surface

Anthurium (magnificum x papillilaminum) x regale

but avoid direct sunlight