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Begonia Care Tips

To read more about this genus and for more tips on how to grow them please go here. Light bright, indirect light, no direct sunlight Water keep the soil moist but not soggy wet Temperatures Most Begonia like it warm. Keep them in temperatures between 20 and 27 degrees Celsius.  Humidity Most Begonia will do well in moderate humidity. However, especially the tropical species we sell might require very high humidity (75%+) to survive and thrive. If this is the case, it will be mentioned in the product description. Soil Keep your Begonia in moisture-retentive, but fast-draining soil. It should be slightly acidic - adding clay, loam or sand can help with that. Especially the more tropical Begonia like soil-less medium such as sphagnum moss. Toxicity Begonia are toxic to animals if ingested.

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Caladium Care Tips

Light bright indirect light Water keep moist but not soggy wet Soil well draining potting mix Toxicity This plant is toxic to humans and animals if ingested.

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Cissus Care Tips

Light Cissus need bright indirect or filtered light and warm temperatures to thrive. They will do well in an East- or West-facing window Temperatures warm, between temperatures of 21 – 27 Celsius Water Water when the top 3cm of the soil are dry. Make sure that you do not let the soil dry out completely between watering. If the soil dries out, Cissus Discolor will quickly wither away.   60% and above is recommended Soil Nutrient-rich and well-draining. We recommend a mix of 50% substrate, 10% peat moss and 40% perlite. Toxicity This plant is non-toxic, so pet-friendly!

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Drosera Care Tips

Light bright indirect light Watering Should stay moist but can tolerate sporadic periods of dryness, water with distilled water only Humidity 50% Soil Can grow well in pretty much any medium Plant toxicity Pet friendly, non-toxic although sundews seem to be the ones cats most prefer to shred

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Euphorbia Care Tips

Bright morning sun, some air flow, avoid touching the plant. Light dull sun but can tolerate low light Water sparingly, once per month in winter, once every week and half in summer Soil fast-draining potting mix like cactus mix Plant toxicity  toxic to humans and animals when ingested.

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Ficus Care Tips

Light bright spot, can withstand a few hours of sunshine a day Water Regularly in growing period, allow the soil to dry between watering. In winter, water sparingly Soil A well draining mix. Ficus prefer being pot-bound, so keep your Ficus in a smaller container than you would usually do. Humidity medium Plant toxicity toxic to humans and animals when ingested. The plant sap may cause skin irritations.

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Fittonia Care Tips

Light: medium bright indirect light Water often, keep moist but not wet Humidity medium to high, will do well in a terrarium Soil well-draining, slightly acidic Plant toxicity As an added bonus, Fittonia are NOT toxic to humans and pets.

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Geogenanthus Care Tips

Light medium to bright indirect light, no direct sunlight Water keep the potting mix moist, on the wetter side. Humidity high Soil best of grown in soil-less medium of sphagnum moss and perlite Toxicity toxic for humans and animals when ingested

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Labisia Care Tips

Light bright indirect light, no direct sunlight Water keep the potting mix moist, on the wetter side. Humidity terrarium environment, high humidity of around 90%,  Soil best of grown in soilless medium of sphagnum moss and perlite Plant toxicity Labisia are considered non-toxic for humans or animals.

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Pinguicula Care Tips

Light bright indirect light Watering Should stay moist, water with distilled water only Humidity moderate, 50% Soil Can grow well in pretty much any medium Plant toxicity There is no specific information on the toxicity of this plant.

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Tillandsia Care Tips

Light Bright direct or indirect light Water Mist 3-4 times a week Humidity average Toxicity Good news, Tillandsia are NOT toxic to humans or animals when ingested.

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Zamioculcas Care Tips

Light Bright light is good but not essential. The zamioculcas zamiifolia grows fine with low levels of light, but it's best to avoid direct sunlight. Watering Allow the soil to become dry at the top to the touch between watering and do not over water. It's best to water this plant less than too much because over-watering can cause stem and rhizome rot. Soil Most well draining potting mixes will suffice that contains a high amount of perlite or sand within the mix (you can add more perlite or sand if needed to a mix that is bought). Good drainage holes at the bottom of the pot is essential. Fertilizer During the main growing season (April - August) feed with a balanced liquid fertilizer which is diluted, once a month. Humidity Average house humidity is advised but increase humidity if the artificial heating within the home or workplace is quite dry. Propagation You may propagate by dividing rhizomes or with leaf cuttings. Place the leaf cuttings in a pot with a plastic covering and then the wait for roots to begin growing, which could take up to a year. Plant toxicity This plant is toxic to animals and humans when ingested.