The Peruvian Old Man Cactus is a unique columnar cactus covered in soft white hairs that give it a distinctive, sculptural look. It thrives in bright light with minimal watering and requires well-draining soil to prevent root rot. This drought-tolerant plant prefers warm temperatures and handles dry indoor air well. With proper care and patience, it grows slowly into an eye-catching statement piece. Low maintenance and striking in appearance, it’s perfect for cactus lovers and sunny indoor spaces.
Pilea ‘Aluminum’ is a compact houseplant prized for its deep green leaves patterned with bold silver markings. It thrives in bright, indirect light and prefers evenly moist soil without becoming waterlogged. Moderate humidity and stable indoor temperatures help keep its foliage crisp and vibrant. With minimal feeding and occasional pruning, this plant stays neat and healthy year-round. Easy to care for and visually striking, Pilea ‘Aluminum’ is a great choice for small indoor spaces.
Winter can quietly stress houseplants, even when you’re caring for them regularly. Lower light levels, dry indoor air, and temperature changes often lead to yellowing leaves, wilting, or slowed growth. Many of these signs look alarming but are actually part of a plant’s natural winter response. Understanding what your plant is telling you helps prevent common mistakes like overwatering. With a few simple adjustments to light, watering, and humidity, your houseplants can stay healthy through the colder months.
This February Succulent Subscription Box Care Guide is created to make caring for your new plants easy and stress-free. It covers the basics you need to know, including light, watering, and soil, so each succulent can adjust smoothly and grow at its own pace.
Our February box features Cotyledon pendens, Anacampseros telephiastrum, Echeveria ‘Lavender Cloud’, Crassula ‘Ivory Towers’, and Tillandsia butzii. With a mix of trailing, colorful, and uniquely shaped plants, this collection is perfect for both beginners and plant lovers looking to try something new. Whether you are new to succulents or growing your collection, this guide helps you care for your plants with confidence while enjoying the beauty they bring to your space.
The Boobie Cactus is a unique and sculptural cactus known for its blue green columns and rounded raised bumps. This low maintenance plant thrives in bright light and requires very little water once established. Proper drainage and dry soil are essential to prevent root rot and keep the cactus healthy. Boobie Cactus prefers warm temperatures and low humidity making it ideal for indoor growing. With minimal care it can become a long lasting statement plant in any cactus collection.
Schefflera, also known as the umbrella plant, is a popular houseplant admired for its glossy leaves and elegant upright growth. It is easy to care for and adapts well to indoor environments with stable light and watering routines. Providing bright indirect light and well-draining soil helps the plant stay healthy and vibrant. With occasional pruning and proper watering, Schefflera can grow into a striking indoor tree. This guide covers everything you need to know to care for Schefflera successfully at home.
Scindapsus is a beautiful trailing houseplant known for its heart shaped leaves and subtle silver markings that bring a calm tropical feel to indoor spaces This plant is easy to care for and adapts well to most home environments when given consistent conditions Understanding its basic needs for light water and soil helps prevent common problems and encourages steady growth Whether grown as a hanging plant or trained to climb Scindapsus makes a versatile and rewarding addition to any plant collection
Gasteria ‘Little Warty’ is a compact, slow-growing succulent known for its thick, dark green leaves covered in distinctive white bumps. Native to South Africa, this hardy plant adapts well to indoor environments and is easier to care for than many other succulents. This care guide covers essential topics including light, watering, soil, temperature, fertilizing, and propagation. Common issues such as overwatering, poor lighting, and pests are also discussed with practical solutions. With proper care, Gasteria ‘Little Warty’ remains an attractive and long-lasting indoor plant suitable for both beginners and experienced plant owners.
Euphorbia is a diverse plant group known for its striking shapes, architectural growth, and low-maintenance nature. Often mistaken for cacti, many Euphorbia species belong to a different plant family and are valued for their bold structure rather than spines. From upright, tree-like varieties to compact, sculptural forms and flowering types, Euphorbia adds strong visual interest to both indoor and outdoor spaces. This care guide covers the most popular Euphorbia varieties and explains how to manage light, watering, soil, pruning, and common problems to help these resilient plants grow healthy and strong for years to come.
Repotting is crucial for succulent health, promoting better soil quality, drainage, and root growth. While spring and summer are traditionally preferred for repotting due to active growth, winter repotting can be acceptable if done carefully and for specific reasons like root binding or soil issues. Preparation, proper handling, and cautious watering post-repotting are essential steps to ensure a successful winter repotting process without causing undue stress to the plants.
Philodendron ‘Golden Crocodile’ is a striking tropical houseplant known for its bold, textured leaves and vibrant golden-green color. Loved for both its dramatic look and easygoing nature, this plant is a great choice for indoor gardeners at any level. With the right balance of light, water, and warmth, Golden Crocodile grows steadily and becomes a standout feature in any space. This care guide walks you through simple, practical tips to help your plant stay healthy, full, and thriving year-round.
This January Succulent Subscription Box Care Guide is designed to start the new year with a fresh selection of succulents and clear, practical care guidance. From light and watering basics to soil preferences, this guide helps each plant settle in and grow with confidence.
Our January box features Cotyledon orbiculata ‘Oophylla’, Graptopetalum ‘Purple Delight’, Sedeveria ‘Letizia’, Crassula cotyledonis, and Tillandsia melanocrater ‘Tricolor’, offering a balanced mix of colors, textures, and growth habits. Whether you are expanding your collection or exploring new varieties, this guide supports easy care while highlighting the natural beauty these plants bring to everyday spaces.
