Variegated Dracaena Fragrans ‘Massangeana’ is a strongly upright, evergreen shrub with a stout tan stem topped by a rosette of long, sword-shaped leaves. Narrow and arching, the shiny leaves are striped with golden-yellow down their center.The most popular types of leaves on the Corn Plant are green on the outer edge and yellow in the center has proved to remove a considerable amount of toxins from the environment.
Lucky bamboo is not bamboo at all. This bamboo is a specially grown version of what is commonly called lucky bamboo. Dracaena grow naturally in this shape. The plant is placed in a three-sided box, allowing only one side at a time to be exposed to the light. The plant naturally grows toward the light, and once a spiral is achieved (sometimes in as long as six months), the plant is turned and the box modified so another portion of the plant has access to light.
Dracaena ‘Warneckii Lemon Lime’ with Hydroponic Pot, has long sword shaped leaves with bright green and yellow stripes. Like other dracaena plants, the leaves are arranged in a rosette and grow off a very thick stem.It also makes a beautiful bush.Its signature lime-yellow, gray, and white leaf variegation is a real eye catcher. Because of the bright colors in the leaves, the dracaena lemon lime needs a little more light than other dracaenas. It’s a great plant to brighten up any room in your house.
Anthurium villenaorum is a rare and captivating species, celebrated for its unique striking foliage, characterized by elongated leaves that display an eye-catching blend of deep green coloration with intricate silver-white veining and marbling patterns. These patterns resemble delicate brushstrokes, making each leaf a visual masterpiece. Additionally, the leaves have a glossy and slightly corrugated texture, adding to their overall charm.
Anthurium villenaorum is a rare and captivating species, celebrated for its unique striking foliage, characterized by elongated leaves that display an eye-catching blend of deep green coloration with intricate silver-white veining and marbling patterns. These patterns resemble delicate brushstrokes, making each leaf a visual masterpiece. Additionally, the leaves have a glossy and slightly corrugated texture, adding to their overall charm.
Anthurium Clarinervium also known as Velvet Cardboard Anthurium is a stunning foliage houseplant in the Aroid family and is sure to stop you in your tracks with its dark green, deeply lobed heart shaped leaves and contrasting white veins. Anthuriums is grown for its thick, green, heart-shaped & leather-like leaves with bright coloured veins, which will be happiest grown in soil-less medium, for example an orchid mix.
Homalomena Camouflage ‘Wallisii’ is a divine beauty who’s leaves are like Soft leather rubbery on touch. The leaves are beautiful of light and dark green in unusual, mottled patterns. This beauty is extremely easy to care if u keep it in hot and humid spot.
Coffee Arabica also known as the Arabica coffee, is a species of flowering plant in the coffee is believed to be the first species of coffee to have been cultivated and is the dominant cultivar, representing about 60% of global production. It is a very Hardy variety which will grow fast once settled in your place. You need to find a good cool and hot spot without direct sun for its better growth. It ll take a few years ,once developed to give sweet smelling flowers and cherry seed like pods as an reward for your work.
Philodendron ‘Birkin’ is an ornamental plant with dark green heart shaped glossy leaves which start off green and gradually develop variegation as leaves grow.New in-demand variegated variety of philo with deep green leaves strongly striped with creamy-white usually stays compact.
Philodendron ‘Pink Princess’ is a rare black-leaf arrow head philodendron with hot pink variegation. The young leaves emerge as a dark olive-green with white variegation, maturing to a deep black with bright pink splash or hues.The unique part is that the undersides of these leaves are coated with a red or copper hue.
Lyrata Ficus also known as ‘Fiddle Leaf Plant’ is a luxurious exotix houseplant whose leaves have prominent veins through the center and from the center to the edge of the leaves. These leaves have a glossy appearance and grow up to 12 inches long and 5 inches or more wide. The trunk (although it’s strong) is quite an odd one that grows very thin but long, which makes the plant a bushy type tree and full at the top without lower leaves.
Kalanchoe Orgyalis ‘Copper Spoon’ are stemmed variety with velvety, spoon-shaped leaves that stand upright. This two-toned plant is a lovely cinnamon brown on the upper side of its leaves and silver underneath. As leaves age, they turn completely silver. They need ample sunlight, great drainage, and infrequent water to prevent rot.
Arguably the reddest form of Heuchera, Fire Alarm sports bold red foliage that changes tones with the seasons. Great in combination with a variety of foliage colors, but looks especially wonderful with blue or silver which has a cooling effect, ‘Fire Alarm’ is bright red in spring and fall and darkens to a brown-red during the summer. This hybrid of H. villosa has thick, leathery red, red leaves that make delightful medium size mound. ‘Fire Alarm’ complements almost every section of the color palette.
Begonia ‘Sinbad’ is a thick-stemmed hybrid of a thick-stemmed begonia and a shrub type begonia, so it has the habits of a bushy thick-stem. The small-medium sized leaves are silver and have a pebbled surface. The flowers are pink and it blooms in winter, spring and summer.
Jurassic Red Splash Rex Begonia have red centers and outer edges with a silvery-green middle margin. The inner part is splotched with red. These plants are all about the foliage large leaves have bold color patterns with unusual veining and puckering to make them truly unique.
Philodendron ‘White Wizard’ is a notoriously beautiful variegated philodendron whose white variegation is extremely bright and it often occurs on both the stem and leaves. For best coloration, it should be placed in brightest spot with no direct sunlight at all. As it climbs, it should be allowed to climb up moss poles for best results.