Philodendron 'summer glory'We're so excited to be carrying this new hybrid! Philodendron 'summer glory' is a hybrid of an unnamed Bob McColley hybrid and gloriosum! They're such a unique looking plant. Their new leaves emerge a copper color then they harden off to a nice green color. Care: These would be happiest in a bright filtered light and taking care to avoid direct sun. As with most aroids, water when roughly the top 2" of soil is dry. This may roughly be once a week or

we've rarely seen this variety in cultivation

It's a crazy fast grower when on a trellis and in a nice warm spot

Hoya heuschkeliana variegata is an uncommon hoya

They do not like to dry out too much

This is an epiphytic fern that's native to Australia

This may be every 10-12 days

They can handle some direct sun as long as it hash or all day sun

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Odd and uncommon the Xerosicyos danguyi is a climbing succulent native to the island of Madagascar

these African natives will climb

use a coarse cacti soil

It can also be handy to sharpen with a sharpening stone before long periods of use or extensive cutting to maintain the blade in the long run