Echinocereus rigidissimus

" this species grows some of the most dense and compact foliage of anything in the Crassula genus

but their growth is very different from other Schlumbergera

They can go just a few inches dry from the top of the soil between waterings

A source of natural light somewhere in the room will keep this plant sustained and thriving

Because of their "sunscreen" they definitely handle direct sun to even bright filtered light

the area they grow in is usually a more drier climate

We absolutely love this plant for its distinct foliage and rapid growing pattern

This is an Anthurium hybrid of magnificum x carlablackiae

This one is known as "Snake Fern" for is strap like foliage and in the wild pythons will sometimes use their massive rhizomes as nests for shelter

Watering can be cut back in the winter as they will go into a dormant growth state

It can be found in parts of Argentina and Bolivia in hot and arid climates

velvety foliage and have strikingly pink colored veins