Peperomia incanaIf you're into plants that are soft and fuzzy, add Peperomia incana to your list! They are not only a soft plant, but they are also fairly easy going to care for. Care: These will do best if given a bright filtered light. They can go roughly 2" 3" dry in from the top of the soil between watering, which may roughly be every 7 10 days. They are very succulent like! When repotting, you can use a semi coarse soil. All of our plants are ethically sourced

This rhipsalis grows up in the high canopies of Brazil

Their leaves can reach 5' in length

meaning it grows on trees or rocks in its natural habitat

Aglaomorpha is one of the best fern groups

but this one has a white

This Japanese Bird Nest variety is known for its incredibly ripply and scrunched up foliage which only gets more intense as it matures

Native to parts of Southeast Asia

while others are not

this essentially means it's rhizome "creeps/crawls" along the jungle floor rather than climb the sides of trees like most Philodendron

This fern is fairly easy going

so please be careful with how often you are watering

These are only available for our local Portland residents or people choosing pickup at our Portland shop