Hydnophytum puffiiAn Arium FAVORITE. Commonly refereed to as an "Ant Plant," this thick caudex epiphytic species is native to Malaysia. The large caudex has a rough texture and hairlike stems covering the entire surface! It is almost porous with small pathways through it's caudex. This is to provide shelter for ants, which are their pollinators in the wild. An amazing symbiotic relationship! Care: These will need a bright filtered light to do well. They can even handle

which should roughly be about every 10 days

The mist is ultra fine and the bottle keeps your hand from cramping up

This may roughly be about once a week depending on your home environment

Water roughly every 10-12 days when the soil has dried out from the top 2-3" and place it in a bright filtered light to dapple the direct sun

and long-leafless stems

This species is native to parts of Costa Rica thus wild variances in the species itself are discovered

This species is native to a large portion of tropical Asia and is usually found growing on tree ferns & other plants as it is an epiphyte

*THESE REQUIRE A VERY BRIGHT SPACE

A majority of Maranta make for excellent houseplants given their durability and lower light tolerance

A beautiful Asian aroid with a unique fenestration and almost glossy dark green foliage

Concentrate pint(16oz) Makes up to 16 gallons

They are one of the original cacti