Philodendron Hastatum is an attractive vining plant with bluish-silver lance-like leaves. The foliage on young Silver Sword Philodendrons, as it is commonly called, have a more intense silver hue and sword shape than the mature ones. As the plant matures they become more arrow-head shaped and turn a greener color.
Silver Sword Philodendrons are fast growing Aroids. It’s a climbing philodendron which grows faster and develops larger leaves if it has something to climb onto such as a totem pole.
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Size: 36” tall in 10” Pots

Botanical Name: Ficus Triangularis Variegata
They call it Ficus Triangularis Variegata. I like to call it Mini Variegated Ficus lyrata. This cute little South African plant is a stunner! (it isn’t a variegated lyrata btw). Although its leaves are only a max of about 2 inches long, they really stand out because of their bright white and cream variegation. The best thing about them? They’re low maintenance, easy to grow and compact. This plant will love it in any bright spot in your house, patio or garden. My nursery manager, Flor, was lucky to find a few of these huge trees at one of our growers! Usually they are sold as small shrubs, but save yourself a few years and get one of these giants.
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Size: 5 ½ ft tall in 12” pots

As you can see from the scientific name, Thaumatophyllum Spruceanum, the Philodendron Goeldii isn’t actually classified as a Philodendron anymore, but old habits die hard. Originating from the South American jungles, Philodendron Goeldii is often referred to as Finger Leaf Plant because of the gorgeous star-shaped foliage which resembles fingers. The leaves are similar to schefflera plants but it can slowly grow a trunk somewhat like crawling philodendrons such as Selloum. Like most philodendrons they like moist, well drained soil and moderate to bright light and do best with higher than average humidity. I don’t have many mature specimens at this size, so grab one while they last!
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Size: 36” tall in 8” pots

Monstera Thai Constellation is one of the most sought after Monsteras for good reason. It has the most stable variegation of all variegated monstera deliciosas and is relatively easy to grow. The huge Swiss-cheese leaves with their deep fenestrations are a real show-stopper. It gets its name because of the spots of variegation which resemble a star constellation. Because of that high degree of variegation, Thai Constellations don’t photosynthesize as well as, and thus require more light than regular Monstera Deliciosas. I’ve got 6 large, well established plants with large leaves ready to go - which could be at your door in as little as a couple days.
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Size: 24” – 30” tall in 10” Pots

This highly sought after plant is usually only available as very small plants or cuttings, but these are full,
gorgeous vines attached to totem poles. Originally from Mexico and the Caribbean, these plants are also
referred to as Philodendron scandens. It gets its common name, Velvet leaf philodendron, because of
the velvety feel of its iridescent foliage. And it’s the foliage that makes this climber special. At any given
time Micans will have a range of foliage color from deep greens to bronze. New leaves emerge with a
lemon-lime color before transitioning to pink and eventually green.
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Size: 12” tall totem pole in 6” Pots

These vining philodendrons are native to the Brazilian rainforests. Philodendron Mayoi (or Philodendron Tahiti as they’re often called), are sought after for their exotic vibe and large, arching leaves. They make great beginner plants because they’re so easy to care for and are relatively pest free. Just keep an eye out for the usual suspects such as thrips. Although it can tolerate a couple hours of direct sunlight, they do best in bright, indirect light. Philodendron Mayoi is considered fairly rare and are usually sold as small plants. I’ve got 6 large specimens for those of you looking for instant impact or mothers for propagation.
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Size: Approx. 36” tall x 30” wide in 14” Pots

Nicknamed the Whale Fin, the Sansevieria Masoniana features uniquely shaped paddle-like leaves. Though slow growing, the Whale Fin can reach a truly impressive size compared to other members of the genus. This rare form of the popular Whale Fin Sansevieria is defined by yellow stripes of varying thicknesses and intensities. You usually find them selling as single leaf cuttings, but our plants are fully rooted and full with 2-3 leaves.
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Size: 10” Pots