Tillandsia usneoidesTillandsia usneoides, commonly known as Spanish Moss, is an epiphytic bromeliad native to the southeastern United States, Central and South America. It grows as long, stringy, gray green strands that drape elegantly from trees, fences, or other supports. Despite its moss like appearance, it is not a true mossit absorbs nutrients and moisture from the air through specialized scales on its leaves. Spanish Moss produces small, inconspicuous flowers and

Alocasias in general will like to dry out roughly 3/4ths of the way in the soil it is rooted in

Known for its triangular shaped foliage this plant is native to parts of West & South Africa

So you can either water as the soil starts to dry or even keep the plant in a saucer of water to ensure it does not dry out

An absolutely gorgeous terrestrial Philodendron species

we are so excited about these Bulbophyllum moniliforme

When juvenile

Watering can be cut back to every 3-4 weeks come the winter time when they are dormant

reduce in winter

These thrive in indirect light (no direct sun) and like to stay slightly moist in the soil

Native to Columbia

A well-draining orchid mix or a sphagnum moss-based medium is ideal to ensure proper aeration for the roots

They prefer to have surface that they can  stick their leaves to