Pinguicula sp.

Pinguicula sp.Pinguicula aka Butterworts are native to North America and South America. Despite looking like succulents with their rosette like leaves, they're actually a carnivorous plant. Their flat leaves are sticky and ready to catch any gnats or fruit flys you have! Some varieties have the ability to change color in strong lighting conditions. Care: Carnivorous plants do best when given a TON of light. They can handle some pretty intense direct sun! In their

Philodendron gigas is one of the largest Philodendron species

This is a really interesting species of Ficus native to parts of Mexico

Not only do they have great color

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like all Dischidia they are in the same family of plants as Hoyas

An epiphite endemic to Madagascar

Anthuriums like this one will be happiest in a bright indirect light

We found them to be a little slower of growers

They are commonly called prayer plants and open and close slightly when the sun rises and falls

Terrariums are a great way to grow houseplants more contained easy to maintain glass vessel

These make excellent terrarium or mount plants

We sometimes will call them hash browns as well