Miltoniopsis Orchid

Miltoniopsis OrchidMiltonias are often known as Pansy orchids, due to the copious number of colorful and delicate blooms that resemble those of pansies. Blooms are most commonly shades of purple, pink, yellow, or white, with dozens of variations in coloration and pattern. They are early bloomers, often starting in late winter or early spring. Miltonias don't like extremes; they enjoy strong indirect light but not direct sun, stable, moderate temperature, and moderate

Maybe the most interesting leaf on any Calathea we have ever seen

poinsettias are not deadly to pets and children

Perfect for dusting off your soil and other gardening activities

Raphidophora is a genus of Aroids that is newer to the houseplant hobby

and 8" diameter

water lightly every 2-3 weeks in winter as the plant is dormant

although mature stems may tip over

This tradescantia is known for its bright purple leaves with white variegation

Fertilizer - Either top with compost every spring or use organic houseplant fertilizer twice every summer

It can grow up to 12 feet tall in the wild and can fruit and flower if treated properly

Ficuses have a reputation for dropping leaves after moving locations or changes to their routine

Examples - Baby Jade