Begonia feroxBegonia ferox is an extremely striking begonia. They are native to China. This begonia is especially cool because as it matures they get these raised black cones, but they're not sharp. This begonia is a little more unusual, and hardly in cultivation. Care: Begonias do not need any direct sun, though do need a bright filtered light to keep them happy. They also like to be watered when the 2 3 inches is dry which is roughly every 7 10 days. If they

These do best in a bright filtered light

They are unisex but we found they fit a TAD bigger than the size you think you are

though you will always want to ensure it is dry before watering

Kokedamas are one of the earliest forms of bonsai

Formerly classified as Sansevieria*

" this one has even more white speckling as well as an almost silvery sheen to the foliage

*Formerly classified as Sansevieria*

Their blooms are white with frills in the edges of the petals and inside its dotted with pink spots too

One of the most striking features of Dischidia imbricata is its distinctive foliage

Little brown marks or bruises are natural

Pfeiffera is a genus of in the Cactaceae family

These are known to die back to their roots during the winter months and completely regrow come spring time