Utility Objects - Ripple PlanterWe are in love with these new Utility Objects planters. They're all handmade by the lovely Aleisha, a ceramist based out in Atlanta, Georgia. We love the colors and modern designs of each planter. They make for a beautiful combo when paired with any plant of your choosing. Each planter has drainage and comes with a saucer. @utilityobjects

These are an example convergent evolution between cacti and euphorbia as they carry stark similarities to barrel cacti of the Americas

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

We recommend weekly waterings typically as the soil is 1"-2" dry for this size

but can tolerate some medium light conditions as well

They can go roughly 3-4" dry from the top of the soil between waterings

We are very obsessed with this plant

this Anthurium develops multiple deep lobes on its foliage as it matures

and dark green unlike most other common scindapsus varieties

Rhipsalis paradoxa produces small

and we aren't kidding about that

They will need bright filtered flight to really thrive

We suggest bright filtered to medium light for this fern