 Aspargus FernAsparagus aethiopicus
Light: Indirect light
Water: Keep moist
Soil type: Well drained potting soil
Fertilizer: Feed with liquid or water-soluble all-purpose plant food diluted to 1/2 strength. During summer, the plant may need weekly feedings; otherwise, feed monthly.
Toxic to cats/dogs/babies: Asparagus fern plants are mildly toxic to humans and cats and dogs
Special care: Thrives on humidity. |  Audrey ficusFicus benghalensis
High levels of bright indirect sun or direct sun
Consistently and evenly moist soil, allow top 2-3” to dry out between waterings, then water thoroughly until you see water run from the drainage hole. Be sure to never let water sit in the tray.
Soil type: rich fertile soil, well draining
Feed: once a month during spring and summer
Toxic: the sap can be a skin irritant and somewhat toxic when consumed
Special care: avoid hot or cold drafts. |  Birds nest fernAsplenium nidus
Can tolerate low to bright Filtered light; avoid direct sun
Water when top half of soil becomes dry - aim to water just the soil and not the center of the nest to avoid mold growth
Soil : loamy, peat based, moist, well draining, acidic
Feed with diluted fertilizer during growing season, withhold fertilizer for the rest of the year
Nontoxic
Special care: thrives in high humidity, new leaves are fragile so avoid touching them
Location: tropical regions like asia, hawaii. |
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 Philodendron-BirkinPhilodendron ‘Birkin’
Can tolerate low to bright Filtered light; avoid direct sun
Water once every 1-2 week
Soil:best in loose, well-drained soil that is high in organic matter. They will grow in 100% sphagnum peat moss. Soilless mixtures such as peat-vermiculite or peat-perlite are also satisfactory.
Feed with diluted fertilizer during growing season, withhold fertilizer for the rest of the year
Toxic
Special care: these guys hate being over watered
Location: rainforests of Brazil and Paragua |  Burgundy Rubber PlantFIcus elastica
Bright indirect sunlight
Water thoroughly when the top 1-2” of soil are dry. This plant is sensitive to overwatering and susceptible to root rot. Watering times can be cut in half during winter months.
Well aerated, well draining soil
Feed once a month during spring and summer. No feed is necessary in winter months.
Mildly toxic to humans and pets
Special care: dust the leaves occasionally with damp cloth. This plant likes humidity |  PileaPilea peperomioides
Medium to bright, indirect sunlight 55°F-85°F
Water every 1-2 weeks, allowing soil to dry out between waterings
Soil type: moderately rich, well draining. Peat-moss based soil is ideal
Feed once a month during growing season
Non toxic, pet and baby safe
Special care: can be sensitive to overwatering. Be sure to rotate your pilea periodically to ensure even growth
Location: from China, grows in tropical and subtropical regions |
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 Dumb CaneDiffenbachia
Medium to bright light, tolerant of shady spaces, direct sunlight will scorch the leaves
Keep soil moist, don’t let it dry out during growing season. Can tolerate some drying out in winter months, or if in lower light conditions
Fast draining, add coarse sand or perlite to standard potting mix
Feed monthly with diluted fertilizer
highly toxic to pets and humans
Special care : avoid drafts and give the plant high humidity
South america |  eyelash fernLight: Indirect
Water: Keep soil moist
Soil type: peat, organic matter, sand keep moist
Fertilizer: Once a month diluted
Toxic to cats/dogs/babies: No
Special care: Keep plant warm
Location: Australia
Interesting facts: Used in traditional folk medicine |  JasmineJasminum
Light: Full sun/partial shade
Water: Water multiple times each week, especially in the hotter months. Water it once the top 1 inch of the soil is dry.
Soil type: Well-drained, moist, moderately fertile sandy loamy soil.
Fertilizer: Use a fertilizer rich in potassium and phosphorus to extend the bloom time. Indoor Jasmine plants should be fertilized at least twice a year, but during the growing season of spring and summer, liquid fertilizer can be fed to the plant every few weeks. |
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 maidenhairAdiantum raddianum
Light: Partial sun, shade
Water: Keep Moist, Likes Humidity, Mist With Warm Water
Soil type: Well Draining
Fertilizer: During the warmer months of the year, apply a liquid fertilizer every two weeks.
Toxic to cats/dogs/babies: No
Special care: Avoid harsh light or direct rays, as the delicate leaves of the maidenhair fern can burn very easily.
Location: Native of Tropical Americas, West Indies
Interesting facts:
The fronds of the maidenhair fern are known to repel water |  olive treeOlea europea
Light: Sunny South Facing Window/Full Sun
Water:Allow the top inch of soil in the pot to dry out in between waterings.
Soil type: Use a large container with drainage holes and a well draining soil.
Fertilizer: Established olive trees require fertilizer to stay healthy and produce every year. They need a balanced fertilizer with a 16-16-16 nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium ratio or similar.
Toxic to cats/dogs/babies No |  peacock plantCalathea Makoyana
Partial Shade, indirect light
Moist, well drained (lukewarm water, rainwater ideal) water when the first ¼ is dry, let the soil saturate and excess water is coming out of the drainage hole.
Soil type: Acid, Neutral, Slightly Alkaline
Feed: every 15 days in the summer
Toxic to cats/dogs/babies: non-Toxic
Special care: Vulnerable to dry environments and red mites
Location:Brasil
Interesting facts: Considered a prayer plant, closes its leaves in the evening and opens at day |
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 Pitcher PlantNepenthes Alata
Medium to bright indirect light, depending on the species
Keep moist but not soggy, best if used rain water or distilled water as they are sensitive to chemicals in tap water
Do not need rich soil since they thrive off of nutrient deprived soils, but well draining, slightly acidic soil is ideal
Feed lightly with orchid food monthly from spring into fall
Non-toxic
Special care: these plants don't need a lot of nutrients or fertilizer, but adults will enjoy a dead insect to fee |  ponytail palmBeaucarnea recurvata
Light: Bright Indirect Light
Water: Water from spring through fall, allowing the top inch or two of soil to dry completely before re-watering. During the winter, only water occasionally.
Soil type: fast draining soil, such as a cacti and succulent potting mix.
Fertilizer: Once a month. Diluted liquid fertilizer.
Toxic to cats/dogs/babies
Special care: To water, soak the soil and allow the excess water to drain through the bottom of the pot into a dish. |  SansevieriaSnake Plant
Bright filtered sunlight is ideal, but will survive in lower indirect light as well (60-75°F)
Thrives in humidity. Allow soil to dry out completely and soak thoroughly until excess water is see coming from the drainage hole. Reduce watering in winter months.
Well draining sandy loam/succulent potting mix with a pH of 6 to 7
Not a lot of fertilizer is needed, give diluted feed
Mildly toxic to humans and animals
Special care: Hardy and super easy |
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