Hydnophytum formicarum

Hydnophytum formicarumAn Arium FAVORITE. Commonly refereed to as an "Ant Plant," this thick caudex epiphytic species is native to Southeast Asia. The large caudex has a rough texture and hairlike stems covering the entire surface! It is almost porous with small pathways through it's caudex. This is to provide shelter for ants, which are their pollinators in the wild. An amazing symbiotic relationship! Care: These will need a bright filtered light to do well. They can even

but a slow growing one at that

We recommend watering every 2-3 weeks during the summer & every 3-4 weeks during the winter

When repotting use an all-purpose soil medium

This plant can be a little particular when it comes to its light and humidity needs

These Philodendron will do best in a warm humid environment

usually they will pop right back up within a few hours of watering

it's triangular foliage has an almost golden hue

This blend is perfect medium for aroids to flourish in

ZZ 'Chameleon' is known for its vibrant emergent leaf color

Unlike other ferns

this species is a member of the Cattleya genus

The Monstera species can be found growing in a wide range across Central and South America