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Dieffenbachia, also known as Dumb Cane, Leopard Lily, Tropic Snow is an attractive, tropical indoor plant. Depending on the variety, the thick, large leaves of the Dieffenbachia are a mixture of green, yellow, and white. Dumb cane plants belong to the Arum family (Araceae). The Arum family are popular house plants, native to tropical South America, mainly Brazil, where they grow in shady locations. Water weekly. 34 inches tall in 10 inch planter

The ponytail palm tree really isn't a palm tree at all. It's a member of the agave family and is actually a succulent. It's know for it's sleek bulb like trunk and lush curly leaves which make it a stunning visual piece in any style home. The plant prefers dry soil and bright indirect sunlight. 21 inches tall, 10-12 inch long leaves in a 6 inch plastic grow planter.

Sansevieria trifasciata also known as the snake plant or mother-law's tongue. With leaves that can grow several feet tall, these guys are a close relative to tasty asparagus. It has air cleansing properties and the ability to remove toxins such as formaldehyde and benzene. Snake plants are very versatile when it comes to lighting and water. This guy will do fine in low to bright indirect light and infrequent watering, letting the soil completely dry in between. 34 inches tall in a 8 inch plastic grow planter.

Native to the rainforests of Central America, the big, bold Monstera deliciosa plant is also known as the "split-leaf philodendron." This easy-to-grow climbing evergreen can be found in many designer spaces for its "wow" factor. Indoors, the plant has a moderate growth rate and can grow in height about 1 to 2 feet a year. Its naturally glossy large heart-shaped leaves have a characteristic split. You'll also spot intricate aerial roots growing out of the soil which benefit the plant by supporting the stems that hold leaves that can grow to 3 feet long. This guy will do fine in medium to bright indirect light and weekly watering, letting the soil completely dry in between. 30 inches tall, leaves up to 11 inches in a 8 inch plastic grow planter.

The ponytail palm tree really isn't a palm tree at all. It's a member of the agave family and is actually a succulent. It's know for it's sleek bulb like trunk and lush curly leaves which make it a stunning visual piece in any style home. The plant prefers dry soil and bright indirect sunlight. 34 inches tall in a 10 inch planter.

Get lucky with the Singapore Money Tree! Valued by many cultures for its association to money and success in business, this hardy tree is actually multiple trees intertwined. The money tree's long indoor life and hardy disposition make it the perfect gift for any occasion, but especially for offices or businesses - or an ideal addition to your own home. Caring for your new plant is easy! Simply water 1-2 times weekly and allow the soil to dry out completely between waterings. In a 4 inch plastic grow planter.

Ficus elastica is the classic Rubber Tree, Rubber Plant or India Rubber Plant. Native to India and Malaysia, elastica is among the oldest plants used as houseplants worldwide. As a houseplant, Ficus is very popular. Able to adapt to and endure lower light conditions and generally poor treatment, The Rubber Tree is a winner indoors. Provide as much light as possible, keep away from cold and drafts in winter, keep soil lightly to moderately moist with good drainage. Water weekly. In a 8 inch plastic grow planter.

Philodendron Hope Selloum due to its frilly ruffle-shaped leaves! The scientific name of Philo Hope is “Philodendron bipinnatifidum,” and it belongs to the Aracae family. This beginner-level house plant is native to the tropical regions of South America. While it may start out small and fit in a sunny corner, it can grow to be up to five feet tall – and wide! The leaves alone can grow to be up to three feet in size. Weekly watering. 34 inches tall in a 10 inch plastic grow planter.

Ficus elastica is the classic Rubber Tree, Rubber Plant or India Rubber Plant. Native to India and Malaysia, elastica is among the oldest plants used as houseplants worldwide. As a houseplant, Ficus is very popular. Able to adapt to and endure lower light conditions and generally poor treatment, The Rubber Tree is a winner indoors. Provide as much light as possible, keep away from cold and drafts in winter, keep soil lightly to moderately moist with good drainage. Water weeklly.

Nothing says tropical like white bird of paradise, with its enormous leaves, upright stems and exotic aesthetics. Strelitzia nicolai more commonly known as White Bird of Paradise has large flat deep green oval leaves similar to banana trees. It is native to South Africa and can grow 7-8 feet tall and will add beautiful full, green look to your home. Here are some care instructions and tips that will be useful as I get acclimated to my new home and grow with you for many years to come. Water weekly and keep in bright indirect light. Water 1 x weekly in a 10 inch plastic grow planter

Sansevieria trifasciata also known as the snake plant or mother-law's tongue. With leaves that can grow several feet tall, these guys are a close relative to tasty asparagus. It has air cleansing properties and the ability to remove toxins such as formaldehyde and benzene. Snake plants are very versatile when it comes to lighting and water. This guy will do fine in low to bright indirect light and infrequent watering, letting the soil completely dry in between. 50 inches tall in a 10 inch plastic grow planter.