Photosynth Plants

Phalaenopsis orchid 🌺

The blooms on this moth orchid can last up to 6 months and bloom up to 2 to 3 times a year once they reach full size. The perfect little plant to brighten up a desk space; these cuties give little fuss, but give many beautiful gifts when the time is right 🌸.

Fun facts:
-Colombia has the largest number of orchids in the world.
- Orchids are the largest family of flowering plants (25,000 species). There are more orchid species on the planet than that of mammals, birds, and reptiles combined.
- The sizes of orchids range from smaller than a dime to several hundred pounds.
- Some species only bloom for a couple hours, while others such as moth orchid bloom for months.
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Care:
☀️: Moth orchids prefer medium to bright indirect light.
💦: Water thoroughly once the roots inside the clear pot turn silver. Green roots are happy roots!
☁️: Average household humidity is ideal
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Dear lovely plant people, this is goodbye (for now!)🤞. I have had an amazing time meeting all of the wonderful plant lovers in my area. You have all taught me a lot about what it means to be in such a loving and helpful community obsessed with plants!
Unfortunately, operations will be suspended for the summer but could possibly pop back up in Santa Cruz in the fall (go banana slugs!). I wish you all an amazing summer and don’t hesitate to send me progress pics of your plant babies! 💙💛💚
All plants currently in stock will be 30% off Until June 14! Shop my highlights!

Hoya AUSTRALIS 💫

I just couldn’t pass up this beauty at the greenhouse. This is the fullest pot of australis I have ever seen in my life 😱. She is a super easy and fast grower with attractive waxy and sturdy leaves. The Hoya australis is an excellent option for all beginner plant parents! This Hoya also produces beautiful white bloom clusters that smell of chocolate/vanilla. This rewarding plant gives much more than it gets, so let’s get into it!
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☀️: Prefers bright indirect light. May benefit from brief periods of direct sunlight through a window.
💦: Prefers to dry out all the way or when leaves start to get a little wrinkly, whichever comes first.
☁️: Prefers average household humidities.
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