Homalomena Selby (Camouflage)

Homalomena Selby (Camouflage)Homalomenas are closely related to Aglaonemas and are part of the Aroid family. They are native to tropical Asia and China, where they are clumping evergreen perennials with large, flat, heart or spade shaped leaves. The name "Homalomena" apparently derives from a mistranslated Malayan name, homalos, meaning flat and mene meaning moon. Another interesting fact about Homalomenas is that they generally have a strong smell of anise. Keep your Homalomena

Enjoy its low maintenance nature and use it as a natural air purifier

Elevate your indoor jungle with this must-have plant

Nematanthus grows as an epiphytic vine

This plant is an excellent choice for beginners and experienced growers alike

however there is an vast diversity in physical characteristics among palms

Enjoy the benefits of improved air quality and a sense of tranquility with this low-maintenance

indirect light and water once a week

Euphorbias

Introducing Philodendron 'Imperial Red'

Bright light to full sun will promote the best growth and shrubby nature

this plant features thick

often growing as epiphytes