Lecanopteris pumila 'Ant Fern'What can we say, around here, we love plants that have a symbiotic relationship with ants! Lecanopteris aka Ant Ferns are a unique genus that have hollow rhizomes for the ants, of course. Don't worry, you do not need ants to keep this plant happy. Fun fact, as Lecanopteris pumila mature, their rhizomes will turn black! Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. These will not like to go all the way dry. If you have a slightly warmer spot

use an all-purpose soil

We finally got our hands on these beautiful Philodendron 'Orange Marmalade'

These will prefer a bright filtered light if not some direct sun

' these have mottled orange coloring rather than all orange coloring

They are not only a soft plant

We've always had an affinity for cacti and arid plants of the world and wanted to make a shirt to commemorate all the 'Desert Dreamers' we have out there

This is a very interesting aroid in the genus Thaumatophyllum

This wildly shaped Philodendron have a special place in our heart

orchid-specific potting mixes that retain moisture while preventing root rot

They are very similar in care as other Dracaenas

This may be roughly every 10-12 days depending on your home environment

This philodendron has many shades of green on it's it's long broad leaves