Haworthia truncata var. maughaniiThese amazing haworthia have a unique almost rectangular shape. They are some of our favorites! Their dark foliage contrasts well with the almost translucent tops. In the right light you can peek inside and see the structure of the plant! Care: This variety will need bright filtered light and can handle just a little direct sun. When repotting use a very coarse soil medium cacti soil. Water roughly every 2 3 weeks when foliage starts to wrinkle or

These thrive in indirect light (no direct sun) and like to stay slightly moist in the soil

ornamental look

This particular species is native to parts of the Philippines

Under watering can be just as detrimental as over watering

Their pinnate leaves make for a very unusual looking monstera

or the "trunk" of this fern

This species is native to parts of Costa Rica thus wild variances in the species itself are discovered

cover the diameter range as follows:

just keep watering it roughly every 2-3 weeks during the winter

Rhipsalis paradoxa is soft and non-spiny

You'll often see this plant being used to bring good fortune to someone

which the flower is stunning