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Coleus can well be awarded the “most attractive houseplant” prize – its lovely leaves ensure year-round interest in its proud beauty. Native to tro...

This houseplant in a pot is actually a giant of a Ficus, which is native to Southeast Asia. Closer home, it is also recorded in the Andaman and Nic...

Born in a horticultural laboratory, this cultivar of Philodendron has no existence in the wild. Its glossy leaves bearing white wavy lines are the ...

An incredibly popular houseplant – our own Monstera deliciosa! The delicious monster! A native of the Mexican region, Monstera has been adopted all...

This houseplant has a wide appeal of its own. Narrow leaves which show various tints of green and off-white, appear in attractive clusters on bendy...

Also called the Lady Palm, Rhapis is indeed a no-fuss beauty. Low light? It’ll grow. Almost no light? Even then it’ll be hard to kill. Forgot to wa...

A beautiful cultivated variety (cultivar), Mahatma Dracaena is well-known for the pink of its new leaves. It is indeed a sight to behold when the r...

This flowering beauty from the wonderful island of Madagascar is a popular houseplant. A succulent that flowers almost year-round, Kalanchoe now co...

A shining example of a hard-to-kill plant is our own ZZ. Its scientific name being quite the tongue twister, it is no wonder that we adopted its in...

This beautiful plant’s entry into the world of horticulture is full of mystery and secrets! It was the year 1983 when it suddenly emerged in a nurs...

A naturally occurring species from Latin America, S. podophyllum is the most widely cultivated Syngonium. Plenty of horticultural varieties have em...

Our love for the light and bright helped create Aglaonema Snow White. Indeed, this erect perennial herb is a super-cool addition atop an office des...