Alocasia Black VelvetThe Alocasia Black Velvet is a striking alocasia, with large, dark leaves. Known as a "jewel alocasia", it will stay rather small and cute. They appreciate a spot with bright, indirect light and medium to high humidity. Water thoroughly and then allow the top 2 3" of soil to dry before watering again. Alocasias are toxic if eaten and should be kept away from animals and small children.

Provide good drainage and plenty of light

The perfect gift for your plant loving friends and family

The Agave Attenuata "Ray of Light" is native to Mexico and produces beautiful silvery green leaves with white varigation on the sides of the leaves

Funky succulent from South Africa

Their skinny green leaves are marked with bright white stripes

but the Manfreda side gives it faster growth and unique foliage

Their roots grow fairly close to the surface

is native to the west slopes of the Andes mountains

They are considered toxic if eaten

Cotton Tea Towel

Agave are a type of succulent native to North America

requiring a complete saturation only every few weeks or so (and even less often during the winter months)