Hydnophytum formicarumAn Arium FAVORITE. Commonly refereed to as an "Ant Plant," this thick caudex epiphytic species is native to Southeast Asia. The large caudex has a rough texture and hairlike stems covering the entire surface! It is almost porous with small pathways through it's caudex. This is to provide shelter for ants, which are their pollinators in the wild. An amazing symbiotic relationship! Care: These will need a bright filtered light to do well. They can even

their dark velvety foliage has silver veining that practically sparkles

We recommend watering every 7-10 days

Deuterocohnia brevifolia is a tropical bromeliad that forms a mound when they grow

caudex will start to "split" and new growth will swell bright green in between these "splits

this fern thrives in humid

It is native to the Andes Mountains getting the nickname "Old Man of the Andes

Hoya tanggamus prefers bright

Important: While we try our best to keep up with moss poles

Although be careful not to touch it too much can cause this to rub off

*These ship in pots some with long tendrils some with shorter vines

which lead him to believe the ants were eating the leaves

erinacea does well mounted on cork