Philodendron Gigas is a velvety leaf philodendron that is many planters’ favorites. It grows vertically, and can reach more than 65 feet. On top of that, leaf size can reach up to 4 feet. This giant velvet-like plant is fast growing and very easy to care. How to care Light: bright or shaded light is perfect for this plant, so direct sunlight should be avoided. Soil: Gigas Philodendron loves mixed soil that is well-aerated but also well to keep moist. Water: the soil should be always moist, but can leave it dry for a while. Humidity and temperature: conditions should be high humidity and warm temperatures. Other suggestions: this plant should be grown with a moss pole. Start from 12.12 USD *ExWork Price How to order   *The first image is just for advertising. (NW84) [post-views]  

Begonia Maculata Variegated is a very rare polka dot Begonia. The white dots are signature, and it matches with its flowers which is white. Also,the variegated parts on the leaves are pastel pink that is super fantastic. How to care Light: bright but indirect light is the best for this plant. Soil: give the plant mixed soil that is well-aerated but still able to keep moist. Water: keep the soil moist but not soaking. Humidity and temperature: mist the plant in the morning when the sun is not too strong and keep warm temperatures.

Begonia Snowcap Variegated is a super rare and adorable variegated polka dot begonia. The color tone is very cute with pale pink variegation, green leaves covered by white spots, and rose-red flowers. Moreover, this very gorgeous begonia is fast and easy growing. Therefore, it will be very impressive for planters. How to care Light: bright but indirect light is perfect for this plant. Avoid direct sunlight. Soil: give the plant mixed soil that is well-aerated but also well to keep moist. Water: keep the soil moist, or water the plant when the soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: keep high humidity and warm temperatures.  

Start from 183.33 USD 

Philodendron Gloriosum Albo Variegated is the same species as Philodendron Gloriosum Variegated but it has more parts of white variegation. This case is very rare. To call it Albo Gloriosum, the white parts must take half of the area on the leaves.  How to care Light: avoid direct sunlight because the more white parts, the more easily getting burnt. Indirect light is perfect. Soil: give the plant mixed soil that is loose and airy but still able to keep moist. Water: keep the soil moist but not soaking. Humidity and temperature: mist the plant in the morning when the sun is not too strong and keep warm temperatures. Start from 304.41 USD *ExWork Price How to order   *The first image is just for advertising. (NW082) [post-views]  

One of the popular silver leaf Hoya, Hoya Silver lady has long leaves with silver variegated which give minimal vibes. It is also an extremely slow growing plant. Moreover, same as other Hoyas, it produces flowers. The inflorescence is made up of white to cream adorable star-shape flowers, Hoya signature. How to care Light: Hoya thrives in direct sunlight through a window facing west or east. Soil: mixed soil that is loose and airy but still able to keep moist. Water: water when all of the plant soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: mist the plant in the morning when the sun is not too strong and keep warm temperatures.  

Start from 39.39 USD 

Hoya Pubicalyx Silver Pink is native to the Philippines. It is a hanging plant having dark green and glossy leaves. The eye-catching thing about this plant is the lovely pink flower. The way it blooms is fascinating because the inflorescence is made up of tiny pink star-like flowers which are grouped in an umbel. How to care Light: Hoya thrives in direct sunlight through a window facing west or east. Soil: mixed soil that is loose and airy but still able to keep moist. Water: water when all of the plant soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: mist the plant in the morning when the sun is not too strong and keep warm temperatures.  

Start from 90.91 USD 

Hoya Polyneura Albo Out is a stunning Hoya that the leaves look like fish tales. It is also called ‘mermaid’s tale Hoya’. The leaves' margins are white contrasting with dark green inside. The flower has a tiny star shape that has creamy yellow and dark red at the center.  The flower blooms from spring until late summer. How to care Light: Hoya thrives in direct sunlight through a window facing west or east. Soil: mixed soil that is loose and airy but still able to keep moist. Water: water when all of the plant soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: mist the plant in the morning when the sun is not too strong and keep warm temperatures.  

Start from 200 USD 

Hoya Argentea Princess or Hoya Carnosa 'Argentea Princess' is one of the super rare Hoya species. It has cute pastel variegated leaves. It is a slow growing plant which is usually grown as a hanging plant. This Hoya produces flowers that look like adorable tiny stars grouping in a circle.  How to care Light: Hoya can touch direct sunlight through a window facing west or east. Soil: mixed soil that is loose and airy but still able to keep moist. Water: water when all of the plant soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: Mist the plant in the morning when the sun is not too strong and keep warm temperatures.  

Start from 150 USD 

Begonia Rouge Variegated, also known as Begonia conchifolia variegata, is a very rare variegated Begonia. The red dot on the leaf’s center is an eye-catching thing which is very unique. However, this unique plant has weaknesses. Begonia plants are considered to be sensitive plants, and are challenging to grow. Moreover, when Begonias have variegated leaves, they are even weaker. How to care Light: Begonia is very sensitive to sunlight. It prefers bright indirect light to low light conditions. Do not let it touch direct sunlight. Soil: It should be mixed soil that is loose and airy but still able to keep moist. Water: water frequently to keep moist but avoid soaking the plant. Humidity and temperature: keep high humidity and warm temperatures.  

Start from 133.33 USD 

The Philodendron Spiritus Sancti is native to Brazil, and it is one of the rarest Philodendrons that plant collectors wish for. This elegant climbing plant has light green petioles and huge lengthy sword-like leaves that can continue long when fully grown. The one in the pictures is a medium size. Therefore, it can still continue to grow bigger and longer. These cool leaves can reach over 2 feet whenever the plant is in perfect environments. Bright indirect sunlight, well-draining soil, warm temperatures and high humidity are heavenly perfect for the stunning Philodendron Spiritus Sancti.  

Start from 111.43 USD 

Anthurium Red Dark Phoenix is a super rare hybrid crossing Anthurium Papillilaminum and Anthurium Ace of Spades(AOS). It is also known as Red Vein Dark Phoenix, as the red veins on the leaves are outstanding and attractive. Its new growth leaves also have dark red color, and it is very beautiful. How to care Light: no different from other Anthuriums, this plant prefers bright indirect light to low light conditions. Soil: mixed soil that is loose and airy is perfect. Water: keep the soil evenly moist by watering when the soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: it is important to keep high humidity and warm temperatures.

Start from 163.96 USD 

This unique plant was found in tropical rainforests in Panama. Anthurium Panamense is a rare foliage with long large leaves. The leaves can reach up to almost 3 ft when it is mature. Moreover, the leaf texture is wonderful green velvet.  How to care As it has very long leaves, it is recommended to hang the planting pot up high. Light: this plant requires bright but indirect light or low light to grow. Soil: Anthurium loves mixed soil that is well draining. Water: the frequency of watering is when the potting soil is dry. Humidity and temperature: high humidity and warm temperatures are required.

Start from 304.41 USD 

Anthurium Delta Force is a hybrid of Anthurium Clarinervium and Anthurium Pedatoradiatum hybrid. The combination of the parents gives unbelievable results. Anthurium Delta force has triangulated or deltoid shaped leaves which are barely seen In Anthurium. It also has stunning white veins from Clarinervium. How to care Light: this Anthurium thrives in bright indirect light or low light. Soil: planting materials should be mixed of light or airy materials and full nutrients soil that can retain moisture while well-draining. Water: water when the planting material is dry. Humidity and temperature: perfect growth happens with high humidity and warm temperatures conditions.

Start from 162.35 USD 

This is a hybrid of Anthurium Papillilaminum that combines beautiful features of their parents. It has an arrowhead-like leaf shape. The leaves of Anthurium Papillilaminum Fort Sherman x Papillilaminum also have dark green color and a velvety texture.  How to care  Light: it prefers to be in bright indirect light, and also thrives in low light. Soil: mixed and well draining soil is perfect for your plant. Water: water your plant frequently to keep the soil moist(Recommended to water when the planting soil is dry.). Humidity and temperature: this plant prefers to be in areas with high humidity and warm temperatures

Start from 162.35 USD 

Alocasia Zebrina Aurea has large arrow-shaped or heart-shaped leaves with unique zebra-like stems. It is one of rare yellow variegated Alocasia which is very large compared to other Alocasia. It can grow up to 3 ft. of height and width. To get the mature form that is amazingly beautiful, the right conditions are required. The first is the area where you grow your plant needs to be in warm temperatures and high humidity conditions. The light your plant will get is bright indirect light. Your plant can also thrive in low light but get damaged by direct light. Moreover, planting materials are required to be light and airy while it can keep moist. Do not overwatering, and leaving the soil dry is not recommended. *ExWork Price How to order   *The first image is just for advertising. (NW069) [post-views]  

This is a super rare form of Monstera Thai Constellation. You will see the differences when compared to the common one. Monstera Medusa is the form which leaf edges raise up and look flutter as if the Medusa’s hair. The fenestration, holes on the side of the leaf bone, are larger and more frequent. All of the changes give a more monstrous vibe of Monstera which is so cool. At the same time, this plant still requires low-maintenance. The keys are bright indirect light, full-nutrients and well draining soil, warm temperatures, and high humidity. Water your plant frequently, not overwatering, and prepare your area for this giant monster to grow up.   *ExWork Price How to order   *The first image is just for advertising.   [post-views]  

Philodendron Caramel Marble is a rare house plant that carries its exotic variegation of various shaded colors on new leaves which range from caramel brown to dark forest green, like a marble. Aside from its beauty, it is a slow-growing plant, and the leaves can reach a large size beyond your imagination. The healthy Caramel Marble needs moist but not soggy soil, and also loves to stay near the natural light through windows(not direct light). You can water your beautiful plant when the soil seems dry. Moreover, note that warm temperatures and high humidity are important to your plant. *ExWork Price How to order   *The first image is just for advertising. (NW074) [post-views]  

Heart-shaped Philodendron that everyone must love! Philodendron Gloriosum Tricolor catches eyes with the stunning white to pastel yellow variegated on the signature white veins leaves. It’s an extremely rare plant for sure. However, growing this plant is not complicated. Firstly, this plant has a crawling growth habit, so you can grow it in a long planter. The soil you put in the planter has to be airy and well-draining in order to reduce root rot chance. By the way, be careful of overwatering, and water when the soil is dry. After that, place Philodendron Gloriosum Tricolor where it gets bright indirect sunlight, warmth and high humidity.

Start from 890.91 USD 

Dark green and pink is a great color combo. This combination is on an Aglaonema Pride of Sumatra’s leaves, the dark green leaves with neon pink veins, and this plant looks so pretty. It does a great job at making your place more interesting. Moreover, this beautiful hybrid Aglaonema from South East Asia requires low-maintenance. It just needs simple conditions to survive. The first is moderate water. By the way, this plant tolerates dried soil for a while. The light Aglaonema Pride of Sumatra loves is indirect light, so avoid the full sun. Lastly, it grows well in well-draining soil.

Start from 21.21 USD 

This Monstera is very uncommon and ultra rare. It’s called Monstera Tatoon. The background of the name is unknown. The shape of this plant is similar to the signature heart-shape leaves of Monstera. However, it looks different when the heart-shaped leaves are wider. What’s more of a difference from most Monstera is wrinkles on the leaves. This plant grows best in high humidity and warm conditions. It requires well-draining soil and bright indirect light. Too much direct sunlight will burn the floriage. Frequently watering and fertilizer are also required. Water your plant just when the soil is dry, and give fertilizer just three or four times a year.

Start from 500 USD