Euphorbia Knuthiiwill grow best in very bright, indirect light. It can handle a few hours of direct sun each day. Water thoroughly and then allow the soil to dry completely in between waterings. Euphorbias contain a sap that is very toxic when touched or consumed, wash hands immediately when coming into contact.

indirect light - direct sun will burn their leaves

indirect light to thrive

Let the soil of your Kalanchoe dry between waterings (this helps to prevent root rot)

With the classic rosette shape and sturdy bellowed leaves

They can also be susceptible to root rot

Edithcolea grandis is a one of the handsomest and most distinct of all the Stapelioid group

the Raven has deep dark leaves that are absolutely stunning

the planters will be fired and will be available to pick up at Desert Rose about a week later

and appreciate a little extra humidity than the average house provides - we recommend a pebble tray

The Dracaena Marginata Magenta is a beautiful

indirect light

During its winter dormancy