Ficus religiosaFicus religiosa is native to Southeast parts of Asia. Though you can grow this plant into a full tree, they're also a great plant to bonsai. You can train them to grow a thick trunk by pruning them back rather than letting them grow tall. Care: We recommend watering every 10 12 days during spring through fall. They are deciduous trees so in the winter they may or may not drop leaves to conserve energy, DO NOT toss it, just keep watering it roughly

A really lovely Calathea

their trunks can swell to incredible sizes

which can sometimes develop an intriguing dark burgundy or purple hue

We have found they not only do great in bright filtered spots

They don't want to scorching light

They can handle some direct sun

The will eventually put out little flowering structures with miniature orchids at the tips

This Peperomia has been our our wishlist for a while

Although they do just as nicely in a potted planter

This philodendron has many shades of green on it's it's long broad leaves

As a tropical plant

this species is heavily associated with descriptions by Charles Darwin