Philodendron gloriosumAn absolutely gorgeous Colombian terrestrial Philodendron species! The bright silvery veins on the velvety foliage practically sparkle. Since this is a terrestrial Philodendron, this essentially means it's rhizome "creeps crawls" along the jungle floor rather than climb the sides of trees like most Philodendron. 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

They have thin lobed leaves

The bulb will slowly expand with age and produce offsets which can be easily propagated

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The dark foliage on this unique Peperomia variety is near sparkly

Water roughly every 2 weeks in the spring and summer when the soil is completely dry

These two piece planters really capture the minimalist look

they are very durable and can really elevate any collection

These NEED a bright filtered light and even can handle full direct sun

This relatively new species was classified in 2016

Alocasias in general will like to dry out roughly 3/4ths of the way in the soil it is rooted in

Although we haven't seen these ever produce fenestrated foliage like others when mature but they have beautiful coloration on their foliage

It is incredibly unique and very sculptural at this stage in life