Stromanthe sanguinea 'Triostar'Lovely bright colorful foliage great for any household! Stromanthe triostar is known for is lovely pale pink variegation and its BRIGHT hot pink undersides. As they are closely related to Calathea, they can be cared for very similarly! Care These will thrive in indirect light (no direct sun) and like to stay slightly moist. Water when the first 1 2" of soil starts to dry out. This may roughly be about once a week depending on your home environment.

these tropical pines are native to Norfolk Island off the coast of New Zealand

These beautiful specimen are found in the coastal countries of South America

Glazed inside and out

This may roughly be 5-7 days depending on your home environment

For best growth results

though this may roughly be every 2-3 weeks as the foliage starts to feel soft

These like to dry about halfway between watering

the leaves on this Anthurium has almost completely round leaves due to their lack of a sinus

specimens in the wild have been observed to hardly ever have the same shape as one another

These unusual plants look like potted onions

These make excellent terrarium or mount plants

it can start to lose some of its variegation though makes up for it with its incredible dark burgundy foliage