Plant varieties

The Sansevieria Snake Plant Variety Identification & Care Guide will help you identify some of your favorite varieties. If you’re looking for an easy-care houseplant, look no further than the popular Sansevieria. Commonly known as Snake plant, Bowstrings Hemp, or Mother-in-law’s tongue. It’s called the mother-in-law’s tongue because of its sharp and pointy leaves, and because it lives a really long time.

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The Hoya plant is most native to Asia, though some varieties hail from nearby locations like Australia and were named after botanist Thomas Hoy

Several Pothos varieties exist and we are going to review each one. Pothos are one of the most popular houseplants. This is due to their low maintenance and beauty. Perfect for beginner plant parents. These hardy plants feature green leaves splashed and marbled in shades of yellow, cream, or white.

There are many Rubber plant varieties to choose from in the Ficus genus. Most of the common varieties are of Ficus elastica. However a few belong to Ficus altissima or Ficus benghalensis. Ficus is a species in the family Moraceae (Mulberry Family) and native to eastern parts of South and Southeast Asia. Variegated Rubber Plants are definitely some of my favorite all time houseplants. Specifically because they are so beautiful and very low-maintenance.

Calathea, or prayer plant, has become a loved and popular ornate foliage houseplant; its wavy, ribbed, round, pointed or oval leaves with rich and decorative

Monstera deliciosa (Costela de Adão)

Thinking of adding a monstera as a houseplant, or perhaps in your ornamental outdoor garden? There are many different types of monstera, so choosing one variety can be a bit tricky! In this article, we look at our favorite monstera varieties, with names and picture identification for each!