Tropicals

Tropical plants are typically found in lush tropical or jungle environments. These environments have enough sunlight, water, and nutrients that they are able to support a vast array of plant species. Because of the vast variety of life supported by these regions, there are several niche growing conditions for these plants, so it is important to understand the specific growing requirements of your plant.

Chinese Evergreens

Philodendrons

Easy Care,
Low Light Plants

These plants can withstand a range of sunlight, from low to high light. Allow plants to dry before watering, then water thoroughly. These plants include:

Chinese Evergreens
Dracaenas
Pothos
Philodendrons
Spider Plants (cannot tolerate fertilizer, it will burn the plant)

Dracaenas

Spider Plants

Snake Plants

Medium Care, Medium Light Plants

These plants are a little more specific in their care. They can have up to 3 hours direct sunlight a day, and should be placed;

  • Within 1 foot of a north facing window

  • Within 3 feet of an east or west facing window

  • Within 8 feet of a south facing window

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These plants should be allowed to dry slightly, then watered throughly. They are used to regular rain, but also withstand some dry spells. Do not allow to dry completely. They enjoy high humidity, and should be misted regularly. 
 

Ant Plants
Ardisias
Bromeliads
Ferns (Read More)
Ficus
Hoya 
Money Tree 
Palms
Wire Ivy

Ant Plant

Bromeliad

Ficus

Anthurium

Easy Care,
High Light Plants

These plants require a minimum of 4 hours of sunlight a day. Allow the soil to dry completely, then water thoroughly.

Anthurium
Cacti (Read More) 
Hoya
Peperomia
Succulents (Read More)
Wandering Jew
 

Croton