Anthurium pedatoradiatumHailing from Mexico, this Anthurium develops multiple deep lobes on its foliage as it matures. They almost resemble fingers! Care: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light while taking care to avoid any harsh direct sun. Water when the soil is roughly 1" 2" dry from the top. This may roughly be 7 10 days depending on your home environment. A warm humid environment can help this plant reach maturity faster! When repotting use a semi

meaning the foliage will grow in center rather than off of a central vine

*This batch is mature blooming size

These are an uncommon find that were excited to be able to offer

This epiphytic species is at the top of our lists

They are just as durable as other Dracaena

Dischidia care is very similar to Hoya care

They have near cacti like foliage that can tolerate very dry conditions

When repotting these will do best in a coarse soil that will drain water well

They are known their distinct variegation and for their photonastic movements

is a fun cactus to add to your arid collection

Once the base of the cacti starts to feel soft

if you want to see those big leaves