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Gynura aurantiaca is a type of Astrid native to SE Asia. It is known for its stunning purple trichomes and fuzzy texture. It is adaptable to the vi...
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Hemigraphis alternata is known as the waffle plant. This is the common cultivar that has nice, wrinkled leaves! These plants are fast growing and c...
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Hemigraphis alternata is known as the waffle plant. This cultivar is exciting and has silvery leaves, and is still relatively uncommon! These plant...
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Hemigraphis repanda is also known as Strobilanthes sinuata. This is a beautiful plant native to Malaysia and India. It can have very small white bl...
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Hoffmannia are amazing plants, many of which get too large for enclosures. This species is native to Guatemala, Honduras, Panama, Nicaragua, and Me...
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Hoffmannia are amazing plants, many of which get too large for enclosures. This one is just right! This is one of the nicest plants in our entire c...
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Hoffmannia are amazing plants, many of which get too large for enclosures. This species is native to Mexico. This one stays decently compact if cut...
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Ipomoea is a fast growing, terrestrial species of sweet potato from Brazil with beautiful Purple Heart shaped leaves. It does not require much vent...
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Ipomoea is a fast growing, terrestrial species of sweet potato from Brazil with beautiful Purple Heart shaped leaves. It does not require much vent...
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Iresine herbstii is commonly known as bloodleaf and is native to Brasil. These plants are moderately fast growing and have beautiful, blood-red col...
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This species is native to Peru. It is known for its stunning, large leaves that are bright green with intense white venation. It is adaptable to th...
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A beautiful Gesneriad native to Central America to Ecuador and Venezuela. It is beautiful and is green to deep purple in proper lighting. It is ada...
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Labisia pumila is a slow-growing species with leaves that contrast a shiny olive with bright pink margins. It is native to SE Asia, particularly Ma...
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This jewel orchid species is native to SE Asia, including Malaysia, Philippines, New Guinea, and Sumatra. It has absolutely foliage that is one of ...
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This species is native to the Philippines in Asia. It is a beautiful Melastome species that has green lance like leaves that are light to dark gree...
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Monolena sp Red is a wonderful terrarium species. It is colorful, easy to divideand root, and throws seed pods often when it’s mature. It does well...
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This Gesneriad species is native to Ecuador and is newly described. It is a unique species and feels “tough” to the touch. It enjoys medium light a...
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Nautilocalyx bullatus is native to Peru to Brazil. They like moderate indirect light and high humidity. All of our cuttings have adventitious, aer...
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Nautilocalyx ecuadoranus is from Morona Santiago. This specimen has locality information but it is unknown if it is truly ecuadoranus. They like mo...
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Nautilocalyx erytranthus was described in 2014 and is found throughout Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. It is a beautiful addition to any vivarium and ...
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Nautilocalyx glandulifer is from Ecuador. This specimen has green on to top of its leaves and a beautiful purple on the ventral side of the leaf. I...
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Nautilocalyx lynchii is from Ecuador and Columbia. This specimen has glaucous maroon leaves. They like moderate indirect light and high humidity. ...
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Nautilocalyx pemphidius is a beautiful species that forms small rosettes and has small white flowers from Venezuela. It is a beautiful addition to ...
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Nautilocalyx sp. (Episcia hibrida Taisha) is an unknown species from Ecuador. Ecuagenera dubbed this plant as an Episcia but we have our doubts for...
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