Trichilia emetica 'Natal Mahogany'The Natal Mahogany is truly an underrated plant! They are prefect lush tress that do well in a variety of conditions. We have found they not only do great in bright filtered spots, but also in medium to lower light conditions as well. Care: Natal Mahogany do not like to dry out all of the way in their pots. We recommend watering every 7 10 days as the top 1 2" of soil dry. While they would prefer a bright indirect light to really thrive in, they can

Polystichum tsus-simense is native to eastern Asia

The flowers have a subtle

With a bright enough light they will blush a brighter pink color

We recommend potting them into 4-6" pots

These are epiphytes which basically means they grow on trees or even rocks similar to orchids

We love Tillandsia usneoides aka spanish moss or Pele's hair

The leaves are small

These are notoriously slow grower but these truly are generational plants

Its okay to let the first 2-3 inches go dry but not fully

This Euphorbia looks like a pot of dead sticks

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

ZZ Plants in general are know for being pretty indestructible