Philodendron Spiritus SanctiAn absolutely gorgeous Brazilian Philodendron native to Espirito Santo! In their natural habitat they are nearly extinct! Care: These would be happiest in a bright filtered light and taking care to avoid direct sun. As with most aroids, water when roughly the top 2" of soil is dry. This may roughly be once a week or longer depending on your home environment. When repotting use a semi coarse soil medium that will drain water well. All of our plants are

These will do best if given a flat surface to climb such as a board

They will need to stay consistently moist in the soil to also mimic a bog habitat

which may roughly be once a week depending on your home environment

Native to Mexico

This plant does appreciate some extra humidity

We love these and bizzare species from Madagascar continue to peak our interests

Specialty Mounts: Water them once every 4-5 days as they don't want to dry out for too long

Not only is this an all around great houseplant

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

their smell is similar to a floral soap or detergent

Hoyas are known for their thick waxy foliage and fragrant flowers (known as peduncles)

climates during the winter where it will lose all of it's leaves and regrow them in the spring