This small, ball-shaped cacti is adorable & adds a unique touch to your home garden. Originating from Central South America, this plant holds a unique status as a cacti as it requires more moisture than cactus plants usually do.
Native to central South America, the ball cactus or Parodia magnifica is the ideal beginner cactus with an aesthetic round shape & highly adaptable personality. They can grow in a range of climates, withstanding high & low temperatures.
This spine-covered, green globular cactus shares many similarities with others in the Mammillaria family, the primary marker being its resilience. Requiring very little maintenance, this cactus is perfect for adding a little summer surprise to your garden.
This hardy semi-succulent does not need too much attention. Give the Sansevieria lotus low light & keep the soil moist, & your plant happily grows in its little pot, with tall variegated leaves. The way the leaves grow out of the pot resembles a lotus, earning this Sansevieria its name.
Green Hanni Sansevieria is a compact succulent. The Green Hanni Sansevieria is commonly known as the “dwarf mother in law’s tongue”, taking after the common name “mother in law’s tongue” given to snake plants.
This large-leaved plant with a glossy texture & vein down the middle can easily become the focal point of any space you place it in. Its aesthetic appeal in addition to low maintenance makes it an extremely popular houseplant.
