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Curly Spider Plant ‘Bonnie’

Chlorophytum comosum ‘Bonnie’. A lively, arching plant with curled striped leaves.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Curly Spider Plant ‘Bonnie’ in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the top 1 inch of soil is dry, then drain fully.
Light: Bright to medium indirect light; tolerates lower light. Avoid strong direct sun.
Temperature: 65–75°F days; 50–55°F nights
Humidity: Average, about 40–60%
Mature indoor size: 1–1.5 ft tall × 1–2 ft wide
Difficulty: Easy

Pets

ASPCA lists Chlorophytum comosum as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Hoya carnosa ‘Tricolor’ in a 4-inch nursery pot.

Hoya ‘Tricolor’

Hoya carnosa ‘Tricolor’. A trailing wax plant with green, cream, and pink-toned foliage.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Hoya carnosa ‘Tricolor’ in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the mix is almost dry, then soak and drain. Do not leave it bone-dry for long.
Light: Bright indirect light with some gentle sun.
Temperature: 65–80°F; keep above 55°F
Humidity: Average, about 40–60%
Mature indoor size: Vines about 10–16 ft if trained; readily pruned
Difficulty: Easy–moderate

Pets

ASPCA lists Hoya carnosa as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: Iowa State Extension ASPCA

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Heartleaf Philodendron

Soft, trailing foliage adds movement to a shelf or plant corner.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Heartleaf Philodendron in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the soil surface is dry. Keep evenly moist, never soggy.
Light: Medium to bright indirect light; tolerates lower light.
Temperature: 65–80°F
Humidity: Average; about 40–60% preferred
Mature indoor size: Trailing or climbing stems 4–6 ft, potentially longer
Difficulty: Easy

Pets

ASPCA lists Philodendron hederaceum as toxic to cats and dogs because of insoluble calcium oxalates. Chewing may cause mouth pain or swelling, drooling, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Swiss Cheese Monstera

A climbing aroid with naturally perforated leaves and a lighter silhouette.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Swiss Cheese Monstera in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the top 1–2 inches of soil are dry. Keep the mix well drained.
Light: Bright indirect light; avoid hot direct sun.
Temperature: 65–77°F preferred; never below 50°F
Humidity: Moderate to high
Mature indoor size: 3–8 ft tall × 1–3 ft wide with support
Difficulty: Easy–moderate

Pets

NC State identifies Monstera adansonii as toxic to pets if ingested because of calcium oxalates. Keep it out of reach.

Sources: NC State Extension NC State pet guidance

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Philodendron Brasil

A trailing philodendron striped with lime and deep green.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Philodendron Brasil in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the soil surface is dry, then drain thoroughly.
Light: Bright indirect light for the strongest variegation.
Temperature: 65–80°F
Humidity: Average; about 40–60% preferred
Mature indoor size: Trailing or climbing stems 4–6 ft, potentially longer
Difficulty: Easy

Pets

Philodendron hederaceum contains insoluble calcium oxalates and is toxic to cats and dogs if chewed. Keep it out of reach.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Velvet Philodendron

A trailing philodendron with soft, deep-green heart-shaped leaves.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Velvet Philodendron in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the soil surface is dry. Avoid saturated soil.
Light: Bright to medium indirect light.
Temperature: 65–80°F
Humidity: Average; about 40–60% preferred
Mature indoor size: Trailing or climbing stems about 4–6 ft
Difficulty: Easy–moderate

Pets

This Philodendron hederaceum form contains insoluble calcium oxalates and is toxic to cats and dogs if chewed. Keep it out of reach.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Parlor Palm

Chamaedorea elegans. An upright palm with fine, arching fronds and an easy presence.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch and 6-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Parlor Palm shown in a 6-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the upper 1–2 inches dry slightly. Never leave the soil waterlogged.
Light: Bright indirect light to light shade; avoid harsh sun.
Temperature: 68–80°F; about 55°F winter minimum
Humidity: Moderate
Mature indoor size: Usually 1–4 ft indoors; older plants can approach 5 ft
Difficulty: Easy

Pets

ASPCA lists Chamaedorea elegans as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: RHS ASPCA

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Ponytail Palm

Beaucarnea recurvata. A sculptural plant with a sturdy base and flowing leaves.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch and 6-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Ponytail Palm shown in a 6-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Let the mix dry through, then water deeply. Water much less in winter.
Light: Bright light to direct sun.
Temperature: Normal room range; keep above 50°F
Humidity: Low to average
Mature indoor size: 6–8 ft tall × 3–5 ft wide in a large container, very slowly
Difficulty: Easy

Pets

ASPCA lists Beaucarnea recurvata as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Ficus Tineke

An upright rubber plant with cream-edged green foliage.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Ficus Tineke rubber plant shown in a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the upper layer is dry. Reduce watering in winter.
Light: Bright filtered or indirect light; avoid hot afternoon sun.
Temperature: 65–80°F preferred; keep above 55°F
Humidity: Medium
Mature indoor size: Usually 2–10 ft indoors; may grow taller
Difficulty: Moderate

Pets

NC State flags Ficus elastica as a problem for cats and dogs. Milky sap can irritate skin, and ingestion may cause gastrointestinal irritation.

Sources: NC State Extension NC State pet guidance

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Fiddle Leaf Fig

An upright statement plant with broad, violin-shaped leaves.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Young Fiddle Leaf Fig in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the top layer feels dry, then soak and drain.
Light: Bright indirect or filtered light; protect from afternoon sun.
Temperature: 65–80°F preferred; keep above 55°F
Humidity: Medium
Mature indoor size: 2–10 ft indoors
Difficulty: Moderate–advanced

Pets

NC State identifies Ficus lyrata as toxic to cats and dogs if ingested. Oral irritation, drooling, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing may occur; sap can irritate skin.

Sources: NC State Extension NC State pet guidance

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Bird’s-Nest Fern

A broad-leaf fern with a fresh, rippled rosette shape.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Bird’s-Nest Fern in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water as the surface begins to dry; do not let the root zone dry completely. Water around the pot edge, not into the crown.
Light: Bright indirect light or light shade.
Temperature: 60–70°F
Humidity: High, about 50–70%
Mature indoor size: 3–5 ft tall × 2–3 ft wide at maturity
Difficulty: Moderate

Pets

Clemson Extension describes bird’s-nest fern as non-toxic to pets. An exact ASPCA Asplenium nidus entry was not located. Discourage chewing and confirm plant identity.

Sources: NC State Extension Clemson Extension

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Monstera Deliciosa

A classic tropical plant known for bold leaves that change as it matures.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch and 8-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Monstera Deliciosa shown in an 8-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the top quarter to one-third of the mix is dry, then drain thoroughly.
Light: Bright indirect to moderate light; avoid strong direct sun.
Temperature: 65–77°F
Humidity: Moderate to high
Mature indoor size: Commonly 6–8 ft indoors; potentially larger with support
Difficulty: Easy–moderate

Pets

ASPCA lists Monstera deliciosa as toxic to cats and dogs because of insoluble calcium oxalates. Chewing can cause oral burning, drooling, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Alocasia African Mask

Arrow-shaped leaves with pale veins create a graphic, compact profile.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Alocasia African Mask leaves with contrasting pale veins.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the top 2 inches dry during active growth. Keep much drier while dormant.
Light: Bright indirect light.
Temperature: 60–85°F in growth; above 50°F in winter
Humidity: Medium to high
Mature indoor size: About 1–2 ft tall × 1–2 ft wide
Difficulty: Advanced

Pets

ASPCA lists Alocasia species as toxic to cats and dogs because of insoluble calcium oxalates. Chewing may cause oral pain or swelling, drooling, vomiting, and difficulty swallowing.

Sources: RHS ASPCA

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Alocasia Black Velvet

Compact, dark velvety leaves bring strong texture to a small footprint.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Alocasia Black Velvet in a 4-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the top 1–2 inches dry. Reduce sharply during dormancy.
Light: Bright indirect light.
Temperature: 60–85°F in growth; above 50°F in winter
Humidity: Medium to high
Mature indoor size: About 1–1.5 ft tall and wide
Difficulty: Advanced

Pets

ASPCA lists Alocasia species as toxic to cats and dogs because of insoluble calcium oxalates. Keep this plant out of reach.

Sources: RHS ASPCA

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Rattlesnake Calathea

Goeppertia insignis. Long, patterned leaves with rippled edges bring movement and texture to a room.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 6-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Rattlesnake Calathea shown in a 6-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the surface just begins to dry. Keep uniformly moist, never wet.
Light: Bright shade or diffused morning sun; avoid strong direct sun.
Temperature: 65–75°F
Humidity: High, about 50–70%
Mature indoor size: About 1.5 ft tall × 0.75–1.5 ft wide
Difficulty: Advanced

Pets

ASPCA lists the synonym Calathea insignis as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Staghorn Fern

Platycerium bifurcatum. Forked, softly textured fronds bring a sculptural shape to shelves and plant stands.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 6-inch nursery pot. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Staghorn Fern shown in a 6-inch nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Let the growing medium dry slightly between waterings. Soak the fronds at the base and the growing medium, then let excess water drain fully.
Light: Bright indirect or dappled light.
Temperature: 60–80°F preferred; keep above 55°F
Humidity: Moderate
Mature indoor size: About 2–3 ft across
Difficulty: Moderate

Pets

ASPCA lists Platycerium bifurcatum as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: Wisconsin Extension ASPCA

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Zebra Succulent

A compact succulent with upright striped leaves and a crisp architectural shape.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 3-inch and 4-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Zebra Succulent with upright striped leaves in a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Let the mix dry between waterings, then water thoroughly and drain.
Light: Bright indirect light; protect from intense afternoon sun.
Humidity: Average household humidity
Difficulty: Easy

Pets

The supplier title does not establish an exact botanical species, so pet safety is not verified. Keep it out of reach and discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension

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Peperomia Watermelon

Rounded, silver-striped leaves bring graphic pattern to a compact footprint.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch and 6-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Peperomia Watermelon with rounded silver-striped leaves in a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Water when the soil surface feels dry, then drain fully. Avoid saturated soil.
Light: Bright indirect light; avoid strong direct sun.
Humidity: Average to moderate
Difficulty: Easy-moderate

Pets

ASPCA lists Peperomia argyreia as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Chinese Money Plant

Round leaves on upright stems create an airy, sculptural silhouette.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch and 6-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Chinese Money Plant with round leaves on upright stems in a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Keep the mix lightly moist but well drained; let the surface dry slightly before watering again.
Light: Bright indirect light.
Humidity: Average to moderate
Difficulty: Easy-moderate

Pets

NC State Extension describes Pilea peperomioides as safe for pets. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension NC State pet guidance

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Maranta 'Lemon Lime'

Lime-veined leaves bring bright pattern and low, spreading growth.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch and 6-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Maranta Lemon Lime with patterned green leaves in a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Keep evenly moist during active growth, then let the surface dry a little more in winter. Never leave it waterlogged.
Light: Bright indirect light; direct sun can fade or scorch the leaves.
Humidity: High
Difficulty: Moderate-advanced

Pets

ASPCA lists prayer plant as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension ASPCA

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Ric Rac Cactus

Zigzag stems spill outward for a sculptural trailing shape.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch and 6-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Ric Rac Cactus with zigzag stems in a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Keep the mix slightly moist from spring through summer, allowing the surface to begin drying between waterings. Water less in winter.
Light: Bright filtered light; avoid strong midday sun.
Humidity: Moderate to high
Difficulty: Moderate

Pets

An exact ASPCA entry for Epiphyllum anguliger was not found, so pet safety is not verified. Keep it out of reach and discourage chewing.

Sources: RHS

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Hoya Rope Plant

Twisted waxy leaves create a dense trailing form.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 4-inch, 6-inch, and 8-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: Hoya Rope Plant with twisted waxy leaves in a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Let the airy mix become almost dry, then soak and drain. Do not leave the roots waterlogged.
Light: Bright indirect light with some gentle sun.
Humidity: Average, about 40-60%
Difficulty: Easy-moderate

Pets

ASPCA lists Hoya carnosa as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: Iowa State Extension ASPCA

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String of Turtles

Small patterned leaves trail softly over shelves and planters.

Collection: Trailing Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 3-inch and 4-inch nursery pots. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: String of Turtles with small patterned leaves trailing from a nursery pot.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: This plant is outside our Pet-Friendly collection. Check species-specific guidance before placing plants where pets can reach them.

Care at a glance

Water: Keep the mix lightly and evenly moist, but never soggy. Let the surface begin drying before watering again.
Light: Bright indirect light; it tolerates lower light.
Humidity: Average to moderate
Difficulty: Moderate

Pets

An exact ASPCA entry for Peperomia prostrata was not found, so pet safety is not verified. Keep it out of reach and discourage chewing.

Sources: NC State Extension

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White Phalaenopsis Orchid

White blooms rise above broad green leaves for a clean vertical accent.

Collection: Statement Plants
Nursery pot sizes: 3-inch nursery pot with pot options. The measurement refers to pot diameter, not plant height.
Pictured plant: White Phalaenopsis Orchid with white blooms above broad green leaves.
Plant appearance: Living plants vary in size, fullness, color, and leaf shape. Images show the plant type rather than an exact individual plant.
Homes with pets: The stated species is listed in the ASPCA plant list as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible. Discourage chewing and keep soil and plant-care products out of reach.

Care at a glance

Water: Water thoroughly when the medium is nearly dry, then drain. Keep water out of the crown.
Light: Bright window light with little or no direct sun.
Humidity: Moderate to high, about 50-80%, with air movement
Difficulty: Moderate

Pets

ASPCA lists Phalaenopsis orchids as non-toxic to cats and dogs. Non-toxic does not mean edible; discourage chewing.

Sources: American Orchid Society ASPCA

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