Anthurium wendlingeri is a striking, tropical species known for its long, pendulous inflorescences that resemble twisted corkscrews. Native to Central and South America, it features thick, strap-like leaves with a leathery texture and deep green sheen. This epiphytic plant thrives in bright, filtered light and high humidity

Anthurium sp. ‘Morona’ is a rare and striking aroid believed to originate from the Morona region of Ecuador. It features elongated, velvety leaves with prominent white venation and a deep green to almost black hue, giving it an elegant, high-contrast appearance. Like many Andean species, it thrives in cool to moderate temperatures, high humidity, and bright, diffused light.

Nepenthes ‘Diana’ is a tropical pitcher plant hybrid that thrives in intermediate conditions. It produces colorful, tubular pitchers with a flared peristome and attractive lid, combining traits from its parent species to create a compact, vigorous plant suitable for a range of temperatures and humidity levels.

Anthurium cirinoi × warocqueanum is a hybrid aroid combining the elongated, velvety leaves of A. warocqueanum with the compact, structured growth of A. cirinoi. The resulting plant features long, dark green, lanceolate leaves with a pronounced texture and prominent veins.

Tillandsia is a genus of epiphytic plants in the Bromeliaceae family, commonly known as air plants. They absorb water and nutrients through their leaves rather than roots, allowing them to grow on trees, rocks, or other surfaces. Tillandsias thrive in bright, indirect light, with regular misting or soaking for hydration, and are valued for their low-maintenance growth and striking, often silvery or colorful foliage.

Dendrobium is a large genus of epiphytic and lithophytic orchids native to Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Islands. Species in this genus display a wide range of growth habits, from compact to cane-like, and often produce long-lasting, colorful flowers. Dendrobiums generally prefer bright, indirect light, good air circulation, and a distinct dry period to encourage flowering, making them a versatile and popular choice for orchid enthusiasts.

Piper sylvaticum is a tropical vine in the Piperaceae family, native to Southeast Asia. It is a climbing or trailing plant with heart-shaped leaves and small, spike-like inflorescences. This species thrives in warm, humid, shaded environments and is typically found in forest understories, reflecting its adaptation to low-light conditions.

Philodendron verucosum ‘Queen of Hearts’ is a rare form of the classic verrucosum, from Ecuador. It is a climbing hemiepiphyte with thick, velvety leaves featuring dark green surfaces and contrasting pale veins. The species prefers warm, humid conditions, bright indirect light, and well-draining soil, and is highly prized for its striking foliage with deep maroon / purple backings.

Begonia (hybrid) refers to cultivated varieties of Begonia produced by crossing different species to combine desirable traits such as foliage color, leaf shape, or flower form. These plants can be rhizomatous, tuberous, or fibrous-rooted, depending on the parentage. Hybrids generally prefer bright, indirect light, high humidity, and well-draining soil, and are popular in collections for their ornamental leaves and showy flowers.

Philodendron ‘Jose Buono’ is a variegated cultivar of Philodendron, prized for its striking leaves that feature irregular patches of cream or white against deep green. It is a climbing hemiepiphyte that prefers warm, humid conditions, bright indirect light, and well-draining substrate.