Plant Availability & Selection
Our plant selection is ever-changing and constantly evolving with the seasons, availability, and plant trends. We bring in small amounts of hand-selected houseplants at a time and try our best to bring in new, exciting, exotic, and some of the more common and easy-to-grow houseplants. Be sure to check our social media often to be the first to know when new plants are coming in. During the busy season, we generally go to the greenhouses every other Wednesday for new plant restocks. In the summer time when it's slower, it is usually every three to five weeks.
Here are some of the plants we generally keep in stock:
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Assorted Philodendrons, ranging from common to super rare
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Assorted Monsteras, ranging from common to super rare
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Hoyas
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Snake plants
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ZZ plants
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Ficus family(rubber tree, fiddle leaf)
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& lots more that constantly rotate in and out
Pothos
These are excellent starter plants if you are new to keeping plants. They are very forgiving and easy to grow. There are multiple color variations.
Hoyas
Hoyas are an extremely diverse category. They are generally low maintenance and easy to care for. They like to dry out thoroughly in between waterings.
Philodendron
There are a ton of different philodendrons that vary by size, color, shape, and ease of care.
Monstera
There are tons of different monsteras out there, and we usually have a couple different types and sizes most of the time. Most of them tend to be easy-going.
Cacti
Low upkeep and low water need make these an easy addition to your collection. The more light the better for most cacti.
Succulents
Low upkeep and low water need make these an easy addition to your collection. The more light the better for most succulents.
Carnivorous Plants
These plants need distilled water and lots of light to thrive. They like to be WET at all times. We are currently only selling carnivorous plants in pre-planted terrariums.
Ferns
We generally don't carry a lot of ferns because they tend to like higher humidity, but occasionally we get a few in for the more adventurous collectors.
"String of" Plants
This category includes things like string of pearls, turtles, hearts, dolphins, bananas, ETC. Most like to dry out thoroughly in between waterings and will take high amounts of light.
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Ficus
Ficus plants include rubber plants and fiddle leaf figs. Rubber plants are known for being tough and easy, whereas fiddle leaf fig have a reputation for being the exact opposite.
Snake Plants
These easy-going, drought tolerant plants are great low maintenance options for any collection, and can even be established outdoors in Yuma.
Peperomia
There are lots of different types of peperomia out there, but most will have thick, waxy leaves and a distinct look. Most of them are pretty easy-going.
Miscellanious Plants
We are constantly bringing in new varieties and taking requests. Be on the the lookout for new and exciting plants on the regular.