This crazy little cactus makes a wonderful hanging basket specimen and quite the conversation piece with its twisted, arching limbs. A night bloom epiphytic cactus with curly twisting leaves, Epiphyllum curly locks is an example of a cactus that uses its stems to capture more moisture and light. The plant has curly, curved stems which are the result of a mutation of a plant called Epiphyllum guatemalense. The name for this mutated cactus is Epiphyllum monstrosa - a jungle cactus native to Guatemala and will attach itself to a tree and live off of the composting debris that collects in the crook of the tree. Commonly called Orchid Cactus due to the blooms resembling orchid blossoms. The flowers are fragrant and usually open at night. Oval, bright pink seedy fruits form once blooms are pollinated. These fruits are juicy and edible. The plant is also self-pollinating and fruits can form even without the intervention of insects and mammals.
Epiphyllum are sensitive to being moved so choosing spot in bright, indirect light would work best. Epiphyllum will also only bloom when root bound, so take this into consideration when repotting.

Belle de Nuit, Lady of the Night, Queen of the Night, Night blooming Cereus - powerfully fragrant at night! This special cactus grows in tropical rainforests and has large wide meaty leaves. The flower is huge, white, and nocturnal. Blooms at night hours, hence the name. One of the most exotic indoor plants.

Often goes under name Philodendron Cordatum Lime Gold (Neon) is a rarer form of the heart leaf Pothos with lime green leaves. A vibrant yellow statement piece, with large stunning heart leaf, it produces long vines and works well in a hanging basket or trailing out of a pot; it can be also grown on a stake or trellis. Prefers moist but well-drained soil and some humidity.
See Article about Philodendrons.

This spectacular variety of a rare Aroid has creamy-marble variegation. The plant is said to bring good luck and prosperity in the house. It is also called devil's vine or devil's ivy because it is almost impossible to kill and it stays green even when kept in the dark. It is sometimes mistakenly labeled as a Philodendron in plant stores. It is commonly known as money plant in many parts of the Indian subcontinent. It rarely flowers without artificial hormone supplements; the last known spontaneous flowering was reported in 1964. The plant has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.
See Article about Philodendrons.

Horsetail, Scouring Rush. Interesting oriental looking plant with leafless stems. Grows in continuously moist soil and tolerates full sun to partial shade. Great for containers, adding an unusual touch to your patio. Often grown in Japanese-style gardens, at the edge of ponds and in the margins of ornamental water gardens.

Peruvian Lily is very showy red flower that grows from tropical bulbs that are very easy to grow and bloom. They go dormant for the winter. When dormant, keep the soil slightly moist and the pot in a shady location.

This is a rare cultivar from a private collection of Mark Hooten, hardly known in cultivation.
Euphorbia decaryi is a small, perennial, leafy succulent with a shrub-like development and beautiful wavy, zig-zag edged leaves. It is a mat-forming species and spreads almost horizontally on the ground by means of rhizomes. The Euphorbia decaryi growth form illustrates the typical horizontal habit of most Madagascan euphorbias.
Evergreen or semi-deciduous, leaves tufted in rosettes at the stems tips, deep-red and green colored, narrow, very succulent, highly undulate, folded and crisp with raised veins and very attractive. Leaves in summer and under stress assume a nice coppery-bronze coloring. Flowers are very curious, hanging like small bells.

Thornless Euphorbia. This semi-succulent shrub blooms all summer with bright red flowers in pairs with yellow centers. With wider leaves than Euphorbia millii and no spine, it prefers semi-shade and likes more moisture than other similar Euphorbias. Collectible item. Low growing specimen. Can be used for bonsai.

This is a shade loving Euphorbia. Grows to about 28" tall. It is shaped like a miniature palm tree. The leaves are covered with a milky white bloom that adds to the interest. It is very easy to grow the plant.
Grown often as a houseplant that is very ornamental and easy to grow even for beginners. Unlike many succulents, E. leuconeura is less susceptible to overwatering issues; it doesn't mind dry air and is very shade tolerant.
Euphorbia leuconeura is endemic to Madagascar. It is threatened by habitat loss. The natural habitat is rocky areas in the dark forests.

Exotic Color Crown of Thorns, new variety from Thailand.
Euphorbia is the easiest plant to grow! Everbloomer. Chinese grow E. millii as plant of fortune, they believe that when the plant produces 8 flowers in an inflorescence, they will be lucky.

Exotic Color Crown of Thorns, new variety from Thailand.
Euphorbia is the easiest plant to grow! Everbloomer. Chinese grow E. millii as plant of fortune, they believe that when the plant produces 8 flowers in an inflorescence, they will be lucky.

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
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New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
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New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
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New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size

New selection of Giant euphorbia flowers from Thailand. These flowers are 4-5 times bigger than regular large flower euphorbia. Diameter of the flower is around 2".
Compare giant flower to normal size