Oceaniopteris gibba 'Dwarf Tree Fern'Oceaniopteris gibba is native to New Caledonia and later introduced to Fiji. While their foliage doesn't get too long, it can reach up to. 23" long. They do develop a trunk, which can reach an impressive height of 6'! Care These ferns will prefer a bright light to filtered light. They would like to be watered once every 7 days. They don't like to dry out for too long. These do appreciate a space with higher humidity to thrive. When re potting use an

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with a unique flower

These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light that is shaded from any direct sun

and provide shelter and nourishment for the ants

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They can even handle some direct sun

and pleasing fragrance

We love using these cork bark pieces to make mounts or add them to terrariums as extra embellishment

Aka “Penis or PeePee Cactus” this Bolivian high desert native cacti is a rather odd and off putting variety

We recommend potting most aroids in coarse mix with good drainage

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adding an elegant touch to the overall appearance