Schefflera arboricolaThis Taiwanese plant is commonly called the "Umbrella Tree." It's foliage does not grow as large as other Schefflera species. It can sometimes be found growing as an epiphyte in the wild! Care: These do best in the bright space! Avoid any harsh direct sun. They do not like to dry out too much, roughly 2" from the top of the soil. This can be roughly 10 14 days depending on how much light it is getting as well as your general home environment. All of

Peperomias are semi succulent so they prefer to dry just a tad more than more than your average tropical plant

use a semi coarse soil medium

Nothing too direct as it normally grows under jungle canopy

which is really exciting

A really easy going Philodendron hybrid

Mica is added to the clay to give it the shimmer

These cycads are slow growers native to coastal regions of Mexico

These like to dry about halfway between watering

We would recommend watering when the soil dries completely

A light watering will suffice when they look completely dry

scale-like appearance

These will do best when given a bright light like a cacti would