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This beauty is commonly known as the pink quill part of the Bromeliad family and native to Ecuador. Bromeliad are epiphytic plants that grow on trees or rocks, but they are not parasitic and simply use the structures as perches from which they gather sun and moisture. Unlike most Tillandsia species, the pink quill can be grown in a pot as well as an air plant. Because the roots don't take in water, they gather moisture and nutrients through their leaves. These moisture loving plants love a good misting or humidifier.

Horti's version of a masterclass on indoor planting! Thoughtfully designed to serve as a starter resource for new plant parents, that also serves as a great collectible for planting enthusiasts who might be farther along on the indoor planting journey. Kit comes with a plant of your choosing in our hand-painted terracotta pot with dehydrated soil. Also includes small sheers, watering can, a mister and our Houseplant Quickie (guide)!

Horti is an experience company first, and we take great pride in our ability to research and choose an amazing selection of hardy houseplants for you. Our subscriptions are a great way to build your plant collection while learning about indoor planting, but for those of you seeking instant gratification--we can deliver a jungle on demand! All plants are shipped in plastic grow pots.

White Knight is a hybrid Philodendron, that has natural occurring white variegation. These plants have oval leaves, unlike the pointy leaves of the Pink Princess. Philo hybrids are generally developed and cultivated by growers for their rare variegations. Common varieties include Imperial, Congo, Autumn, Prince of orange, Pink Princess to name a few. They are also called self-heading philodendrons. These plants are both attractive and very easy to care for. . PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING: These plants are extremely hard to source, and each plant looks different from the other in size and color—we obviously shot the best looking plant here, but they don't all look the same. In certain cases there might just be one leaf with white variegation. We will not be doing any exchanges or refunds on this plant unless there was a well documented issue with it's delivery.

Pink princess is a hybrid Philodendron, that has natural occurring pink variegation. These plants are still hard to come by which is why the price is so high. Philo hybrids are generally developed and cultivated by growers for their rare variegations. Common varieties include Imperial, Congo, Autumn, Prince of orange to name a few. They are also called self-heading philodendrons. These plants are both attractive and very easy to care for. . PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING: These plants are extremely hard to source, and each plant looks different from the other in size and color—we obviously shot the best looking plant here, but they don't all look the same. In certain cases there might just be one leaf with pink variegation. We will not be doing any exchanges or refunds on this plant unless there was a well documented issue with it's delivery.

Piper Crocatum plants, also known as a Celebes Pepper, Piper Plant, or Piper Ornatum, are native to Peru and South America and they live in the tropical rainforests under the canopy. The Piper Crocatum is a unique plant that is hard to find. The heart-shaped foliage is a dark green with vain like pink markings. It is a vining plant that loves to climb up a moss pole or stake.

Ficus Tineke and Ruby are variegated varieties of the commonly found rubber plant (Ficus Elastica Burgundy), with beautiful pink tint in the leaves. These plants are native to tropical rainforests of South-east Asian and South American region. In their native environments they can grow as big as 50-100 feet high as trees. Early Aztecs waterproofed their clothing and made their own shoes from the sap of this plant and in some regions it is still used in the modern process of making rubber.

Scindapsus Jade or Dark belong to the Araceae family, and are commonly sold as Satin Pothos. This particular variety is a rare relative of Scindapsus pictus. These plants are locally grown and are perfect for beginners. This is a vining plant that loves to climb, and can be potted in a hanging basket.

Pink princess is a hybrid Philodendron, that has natural occurring pink variegation. These plants are still hard to come by which is why the price is so high. Philo hybrids are generally developed and cultivated by growers for their rare variegations. Common varieties include Imperial, Congo, Autumn, Prince of orange to name a few. They are also called self-heading philodendrons. These plants are both attractive and very easy to care for. . PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING: These plants are extremely hard to source, and each plant looks different from the other in size and color—we obviously shot the best looking plant here, but they don't all look the same. In certain cases there might just be one leaf with pink variegation. We will not be doing any exchanges or refunds on this plant unless there was a well documented issue with it's delivery.

White Knight is a hybrid Philodendron, that has natural occurring white variegation. These plants have oval leaves, unlike the pointy leaves of the Pink Princess. Philo hybrids are generally developed and cultivated by growers for their rare variegations. Common varieties include Imperial, Congo, Autumn, Prince of orange to name a few. They are also called self-heading philodendrons. These plants are both attractive and very easy to care for. . PLEASE READ BEFORE ORDERING: These plants are extremely hard to source, and each plant looks different from the other in size and color—we obviously shot the best looking plant here, but they don't all look the same. In certain cases there might just be one leaf with white variegation. We will not be doing any exchanges or refunds on this plant unless there was a well documented issue with it's delivery.

Philo Narrow or Tiger Tooth comes from Central American jungles and produces long narrow stiff leaves. This is a really hardy variety of Philodendrons. If you are fond of plants that can bring in a feel of the deep forest into your home, this is the plant to consider.

Philodendron hastatum aka Silver Sword is a vining aroid from the tropics of Brazil. These silvery beauties are fast growers. When given a support or moss pole to climb onto, these plants grow quicker and produce larger leaves that are shaped like swords, hence the name!

Decursiva is robust climbing aroid with long aerial roots. In their natural habitat the leaves of this plant can grow up to 40 inches long. These plants are often categorized as Monstera, but despite having common descendants these are two different genera. You can use a moss poll to support its vining growth.

Piper Crocatum plants, also known as a Celebes Pepper, Piper Plant, or Piper Ornatum, are native to Peru and South America and they live in the tropical rainforests under the canopy. The Piper Crocatum is a unique plant that is hard to find. The heart-shaped foliage is a dark green with vain like pink markings. It is a vining plant that loves to climb up a moss pole or stake.

In this kit, we have combined two amazing plants with our botanical luxury Plandles™! You can order the Forest Alchemy with a breezy tropical Palm, and the Sacred Woods with our beloved Pilea Peperomioides. Both plants are pet-friendly! Plant comes with our hand-painted terracotta pot and dehydrated soil.

Horti's version of a masterclass on indoor planting! Thoughtfully designed to serve as a starter resource for new plant parents, that also serves as a great collectible for planting enthusiasts who might be farther along on the indoor planting journey. Kit comes with a plant of your choosing in our hand-painted terracotta pot with dehydrated soil. Also includes small sheers, watering can, a mister and our Houseplant Quickie (guide)!

Horti is an experience company first, and we take great pride in our ability to research and choose an amazing selection of hardy houseplants for you. Our subscriptions are a great way to build your plant collection while learning about indoor planting, but for those of you seeking instant gratification--we can deliver a jungle on demand! All plants are shipped in plastic grow pots.

Some plants may need a little extra watering help and this kit does exactly that. We have designed it around our favorite dancing plant Calathea lancifolia a.k.a rattlesnake and have included the most gorgeous hand blown glass crystal that slowly drips water into your plants over the course of 2-3 days. Kit comes with our hand-painted terracotta pot, and dehydrated soil.

Our signature terra cotta pots embody the idea of chaotic good in two whimsical variants representing inner depth and outer light. They symbolize the small ripples that grow into large movements and create change. These pots are flawed and unique just like us, and the process of creating them requires a lot of time and experimentation with paint and color.

Happy Plant is an invitation to grow with plants, not just read about them. This book is meant to feel like an intimate conversation you could have with us sitting in our plant shop with a cup of tea, sharing stories about why plants matter, and how you can flourish with them. Basically, we took a model that we’ve already proven to be successful in real life with thousands of Horti subscribers becoming skilled plant parents. Just like our company, this book is an invitation to build confidence in plant care through real dialogue.

These beautiful vining plants are a great choice for beginners. They have a matte like texture and feel a bit velvety to touch, hence the common name Satin. Scindapsus pictus is commonly sold in the market as a Satin pothos or Silver philodendron, but it's neither a pothos or a philodendron. They are all cousins and belong to the same genus though.

If you are fond of all black foliage, this is the variety for you. These plants usually stay small and classy! Alocasia or Elephant’s ear is a large, evergreen perennial from damp sites in south and southeast Asia. It’s large arrow-shaped leaves come in a variety of green hues overlaid with splotches of black, purple, or aged copper. They love warm humid environments so keep your Alocasia away from air conditioners and cold drafts.

Important note: Plant might be Pink or Yellow or White. Bromeliad Guzmania is a species of flowering plant in the bromeliad family, which is native to South America. It is widely cultivated as a houseplant due to its striking and long-lasting colorful foliage and bracts, as well as its ability to adapt to a range of indoor growing conditions. The Guzmania bromeliad has a rosette of stiff, glossy green leaves that form a central cup that holds water. This cup can serve as a habitat for small insects and other tiny creatures, which the plant uses as a source of nutrients. The plant produces a tall central spike of flowers, surrounded by brightly colored bracts that can last for several months.

Peperomia obtusifolia or the baby rubber plant is from the pepper family. A versatile plant that can sustain a bit of abuse and has minimalist waxy spoon like leaves. These plants have semi-succulent properties, which means that they are able to store moisture in their fleshy stems or leaves to fall back on when needed. These are ‘easy to care’ for plants with an extensive variety. They can also easily be propagated just from a leaf cutting.

This is a smaller but indestructible variety of Sansevierias (snake). This plant has strong, stiff, cylindrical leaves that store water. Snake plants are a bit unique because unlike most other plants they produce oxygen in the night making them ideal for your bedroom.

Scindapsus Jade or Dark belong to the Araceae family, and are commonly sold as Satin Pothos. This particular variety is a rare relative of Scindapsus pictus. These plants are locally grown and are perfect for beginners. This is a vining plant that loves to climb, and can be potted in a hanging basket.

Kalanchoe is a genus of about 125 species of tropical and succulent plants in the family Crassulaceae, mainly native to Madagascar and tropical Africa. This slow-growing succulent has fuzzy bronze colored oval-shaped leaves which lends to many common names such as Copper Spoons, Cinnamon Bear, Leather Plant, Shoe Leather Kalanchoe. Succulents are a group of plants that have some parts that are more than normally thickened and fleshy, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions. While they do need water to survive, they can endure extended periods of drought. Nearly all cacti are succulents, but not all succulents are cacti.

The Chinese Money Plant or Pilea peperomioides has been spread amongst amateur gardeners via cuttings without being well-known to botanists. Which is probably why it is slightly harder to find in many regions. These plants are low maintenance and can be propagated very easily.

This Epipremnum Pinnatum aka Cebu Blue Pothos is known for its shimmery, sliver-blue leaves native to Cebu in the Philippines. Sometimes called dragon-tail, it is a beautiful, locally-grown vining plant that is easy to care for and perfect for beginners wanting a more unique Pothos variety. When this plant reaches maturity, fenestrations will start to form similar to the Philodendron Swiss cheese plant!

Decursiva is robust climbing aroid with long aerial roots. In their natural habitat the leaves of this plant can grow up to 40 inches long. These plants are often categorized as Monstera, but despite having common descendants these are two different genera. You can use a moss poll to support its vining growth.

Philo Narrow or Tiger Tooth comes from Central American jungles and produces long narrow stiff leaves. This is a really hardy variety of Philodendrons. If you are fond of plants that can bring in a feel of the deep forest into your home, this is the plant to consider.

Philodendron hastatum aka Silver Sword is a vining aroid from the tropics of Brazil. These silvery beauties are fast growers. When given a support or moss pole to climb onto, these plants grow quicker and produce larger leaves that are shaped like swords, hence the name!

Crocodile ferns (Microsorum musifolium) have very unique leaves resembling the distinctive leathery appearance of crocodile skin. They are native to Southeast Asia and Australia where they are found growing on trees in warm, brightly lit, humid jungles.

Peperomia obtusifolia or the baby rubber plant is from the pepper family. A versatile plant that can sustain a bit of abuse and has minimalist waxy spoon like leaves. These plants have semi-succulent properties, which means that they are able to store moisture in their fleshy stems or leaves to fall back on when needed. These are ‘easy to care’ for plants with an extensive variety. They can also easily be propagated just from a leaf cutting.

The Chinese Money Plant or Pilea peperomioides has been spread amongst amateur gardeners via cuttings without being well-known to botanists. Which is probably why it is slightly harder to find in many regions. These plants are low maintenance and can be propagated very easily.

Peperomia hope is a hybrid peperomia earning the name Peperomia deppeana×quadrifolia, native to Central and South America. It is often nicknamed "Trailing Jade" because of its trailing nature. The subtle stripes on the thick, bright green leaves make this plant unique! These plants have semi-succulent properties, which means that they are able to store moisture in their fleshy stems or leaves to fall back on when needed. These are ‘easy to care’ for plants with an extensive variety. They can also easily be propagated just from a leaf cutting.

This beautiful Peacock plant is the taller, slender sister of Calathea Rattlesnake. Its leaves resemble a peacock's tail, hence the name. Calathea varieties include some of the most stunning tropical foliage plants in the world and are often confused with their close relative Maranta or the “prayer plant”. These plants grow on the bed of the tropical forest and have large leaves to catch the dripping water from trees.

Beaucarnea recurvata, commonly known as Ponytail Palm is part of the Asparagaceae family (same as edible asparagus) and native to the deserts in southeastern Mexico. Neither a palm nor a tree, this plant is actually a succulent therefore being very low maintenance. Succulents are a group of plants that have some parts that are more than normally thickened and fleshy, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions. While they do need water to survive, they can endure extended periods of drought.