Oreocereus trolliiThis species is hella freakin' adorable. It is native to the Andes Mountains getting the nickname "Old Man of the Andes." It is a high elevation cacti and the natural fiber that grow on it is thought to protect it from extreme sun and extreme temperature fluctuation of its native habitat. The hair is actually modified spines and a product of natural adaption and evolution. Care: It would do best in a bright light or even some dappled direct indoor

THESE REQUIRE A VERY BRIGHT SPACE

no soil needed for this air plant

These are super beautiful

An impressive plant that can grow to epic sizes in a home setting

Their leaves grow from a unique striking orange color of petiole

use a coarse chunky soil medium

we're excited about these Hoya obscura

This cultivar has fully bright green leaves

The will eventually put out little flowering structures with miniature orchids at the tips

This can be quite an amazing specimen once mature

Dischidia oiantha is a wonderful species of Dischidia

Brighter light will cause these to tan up to a deep purple