Nephrolepis pendulaNephrolepis pendula is such a neat fern, and we're in love! Not to be mistaken for the Boston fern, they have much slender growth patterns. We have been caring for some in our own personal collections, and we really enjoy the overall looks of them. Their fronds can reach an impressive length of 8' long! Care These ferns will prefer a bright light to filtered light. They would like to be watered once every 7 10 days. We found unlike other boston ferns,

Too much direct sun can potentially bleach it's foliage

These will also appreciate a higher humidity

Roll around in the garden like we do here at Arium during a workday

An amazing cultivar of a classic houseplant

Begonias don't need any direct sun

These are really nice houseplants and caring for them is rather simple

requiring regular watering to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged

they look like coral

Hydnophytum formicarum is typically found in the shady understory of rainforests

Very special among Begonia species

Typically once every 7-10 days

They are unisex but we found they fit a TAD bigger & have a loose fit