Pilea cadierei is often called the Aluminum Plant and is a fast growing species with amazing leaf patterns. This species hails from Vietnam. This P...
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Pilea depressa is a fast growing, terrestrial species with bright green leaves that is known as tiny tears. It is native to the Caribbean. It does ...
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Pilea hitchcockii (seen as “Dark Mystery”), is a fast growing species with amazing leaf textures and colors thought to be a variety of hitchcockii ...
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Pilea involcrata is often called the Friendship Plant and is a fast growing species with amazing village leaves. This species hails from Central an...
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Pilea libanensis (formerly glauca), is a fast growing, terrestrial species with bright silvery leaves that is a popular creeping plant. It is nativ...
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Pilea microphylla is a fast growing, terrestrial species with bright green leaves that is known as the artillery plant. It is native to Mexico. It ...
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Pilea nummulariifolia is a fast growing, terrestrial species with bright green leaves and a pubescent stem. It is native to the Caribbean and South...
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Pilea ovalis is often called the Friendship Plant and is a fast growing species with amazing leaf patterns. This species hails from Central and Sou...
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Pilea pubescens Silver Cloud is an amazingly beautiful species. This Pilea does well in bright, indirect light and moderate humidity, but can toler...
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Pilea repens is an amazingly bullate species from the West Indies. This Pilea does well in bright, indirect light and moderate humidity, but can to...
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This is an amazing species of Pilea from Ecuador. This Pilea does well in bright, indirect light and moderate humidity, but can tolerate lower ligh...
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Pilea sp. Purple Ecuador is an amazingly beautiful species from the Ecuador. This Pilea does well in bright, indirect light and moderate humidity, ...
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Plectranthus purpuratus is a type of Astrid native to South Africa. It is known for its stunning and bumpy foliage. It is adaptable to the vivarium...
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This Gesneriad species is native to Costa Rica, Peru, Panama, Ecuador, and Columbia. It is a miniature species with pubescent leaves and flowers of...
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Salvinia minima is an attractive aquatic plant that is prized for its foliage. Do not release outside. Banned in LA and TX. If you are from these ...
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This Sarcopyramis species is native to Thailand.It has absolutely foliage that is one of a kind, with small pink dots across a purplish reflecting ...
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Saxifraga stolonifera is an amazing plant that forms rosettes and sends runners, allowing it to create a nice carpet very quickly in the vivarium. ...
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Selaginella emmeliana is a spikemoss native to Central America. It has beautiful aerial roots in high humidity environments, and bright green folia...
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Selaginella krausianna is a spikemoss native to Africa. It is an evergreen perennial that only grows about 2 inches off the ground, and forms dense...
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Selaginella plana is a spikemoss native to India, Indochina, and China often called the cypress spikemoss. This one sometimes has white tips. It is...
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Selaginella sp Brazil is a spikemoss native to Brazil. It has a beautiful, flowy structure. This plant enjoys moderate to low light and moderate hu...
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Selaginella uncinata is a spikemoss native to China, and is often aptly called the rainbow peacock spikemoss due to its intense blue-green hues. It...
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Selaginella willdenowii is a spikemoss native to Malaysia and Thailand. It has intense blue hues and ours has a sprawling growth pattern unlike som...
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Selaginella willdenowii is a spikemoss native to Malaysia and Thailand. This is the variegated form. It has intense blue hues and white variegation...
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