'Orchid Cactus' Epiphyllum Size:8" Pot You will not need to

You will not need to fertilize often but this plant does prefer soil that is sandy

Aglaonema 'Maria' is a beautifully patterned tropical plant

This species features rounded-heart-shaped leaves that curve to one side at the tip

Cereus cacti are erect or semi-prostrate columnar cacti reaching up to a meter in height

Kokedama – Try this Japanese garden art of wrapping roots in moss to create a hanging or tabletop statement plant

'Orchid Cactus' Epiphyllum Size:8" Pot You will not need toOrchid Cacti do best in filtered sunlight. They seem to like a few hours of full morning sun, but never full midday sun. Unlike their traditional cacti relatives, orchid cacti need regular watering during the growing season. The potting mix should be moist but not soggy. Ideally, you want the top 1 3 of the potting mix to dry out before rewatering.