Lecanopteris pumila 'Ant Fern'

Lecanopteris pumila 'Ant Fern'What can we say, around here, we love plants that have a symbiotic relationship with ants! Lecanopteris aka Ant Ferns are a unique genus that have hollow rhizomes for the ants, of course. Don't worry, you do not need ants to keep this plant happy. Fun fact, as Lecanopteris pumila mature, their rhizomes will turn black! Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. These will not like to go all the way dry. If you have a slightly warmer spot

Chiloschista parishii is a fascinating and highly sought-after species of orchid

This cultivar features heart-shaped leaves that emerge with a beautiful blend of green tones

This may roughly be about every 3-4 weeks

It can be easy to keep this one moist with a mister

Some light browning on the white parts of their leaves may occur if they don't get the ideal humidity conditions

Though you can grow this plant into a full tree

and we're so happy to have them in again

We have been caring for some in our own personal collections

Formerly known as Hoya parasitica

These Dracaena masoniana aka whale/shark fin are one tough plant

One of the most striking features of Rhipsalis baccifera is its trailing

rocky habitats with well-draining soil and is adapted to survive in dry conditions