Philodendron gloriosum is a creeping, terrestrial philodendron with large, velvety heart-shaped leaves and distinct pale veining. Unlike climbing philodendrons, this species grows horizontally along the soil surface, extending its rhizome as it matures. What to Expect The plant shown in ...

Philodendron Golden Dragon ‘Lime Fiddle’ – Unique Variegation & Distinctive Leaf Shape The Philodendron Golden Dragon is a fast-growing climbing variety known for its mottled variegation, which has been given various names over time. We prefer the name ‘Lime Fiddle’ ...

Anthurium Dark Complex x Black noID – Mature Velvet Leaf Hybrid This sale plant is a mature stem division taken from our established mother plant. It features dark, velvet-textured foliage with prominent veining and striking form—true to the traits seen ...

Epipremnum aureum ‘Manjula’ – Soft Variegation with a Trailing Growth Habit The Epipremnum aureum ‘Manjula’ is a versatile indoor plant with broad, heart-shaped leaves marked by creamy white and green variegation. Its flowing growth habit makes it ideal for totems, ...

This Syngonium has milky-green leaves covered with splashes of baby pink. As the plant matures, it tends to produceleaves with larger pink splashes. This is an easy care plant, which grows fine in normal household conditions (but thrivesin humid environments). ...

One of the most stunning hybrids we've offered. We love the contrast of the newly emerging dusty pink leaves emerging from the plant with the deep green of the matured leaves. The plant pictured here is the plant you will ...

Calathea ‘Rosy’ is recognised for its rounded leaves with soft pink centres and muted green tones, edged with darker green margins. This variety develops its colour pattern as new leaves mature and holds its form well in indoor conditions. What ...

Philodendron Whipple Way – Climbing Aroid with Unique Colouration The Philodendron Whipple Way is a striking climbing variety, admired for its colour transition. New leaves emerge almost white with pinky-peach undersides, gradually deepening to rich green as they mature. Speckled ...

Rumour has it that the 'true' Syngonium Orm Nak does not exist in Australia. We're really not sure about the truth of this rumour, but we purchased our mother plant (from a reliable seller) as an Orm Nak, and so ...

We grew this stunning hybrid from seeds offered by a grower up north. Parent photos are shown in last two images. The sale plants have beautiful dusty pink emergent leaves just like its pollen parent, and glistening matured velvet leaves ...