Cacti + Succulents

Covered in white spines that are as soft as a feather!

Scientific Name: Mammillaria plumosa

Common Name: Feather Cactus

Growth: Approximately 5 inches tall. Grows as a cluster up to 10 inches indoors.

Light: Bright, indirect light. It will be happy to receive morning sun, or some  afternoon sun, and then indirect light the rest of the day.

Watering: Water more during the spring and summer, reducing the amount in the fall and giving very little during the winter.  ALWAYS allow your cactus to dry out completely between waterings.

Pet Safe:  No, moderately toxic if ingested

Care: Easy

This plant is native to Southern Africa.  If you look really close, you can see a cucumber pattern.  This cool plant can have babies that grow off the stem, under the soil, and develop the dark green and silver coloration once exposed to the light. Ideally, place the pickle plant near a south or west-facing window that receives a few hours of direct sunlight per day.  

Scientific Name: Kleinia Stapeliiformis

Common Name: Pickle Plant or Candle Stick Plant

Growth: 10 inches in length and 0.8 inches in thickness

Light: Bright, Indirect light

Watering: Let dry out between watering, water sparingly 

Pet Safe: Yes

Care: Easy

This cactus is a beautifully small cactus that grows with clustered cylindrical stems. They are covered in dense white hairs and can grow deep rose-pink funnel shaped flowers. This cactus originates from the dry shrub land of regions of Wester Central Mexico.

Scientific Name: Mammillaria Bombycina

Common Name: Silken Pincushion

Growth: Can grow up to 12 inches tall indoors

Light: Full sun

Watering: Let fully dry out between waterings. make sure soil drains well.

Pet Safe: Not toxic but watch out for spikes 

Care: Easy

Lizard Tail is a popular, low-maintenance succulent known for its fleshy, dark green leaves covered in white bumps that form rosettes, resembling a lizard textured skin.  Originates from South Africa, which is why this plant is drought tolerant. Under ideal conditions, it produces pale orange flowers on tall stalks.

Scientific Name: Gasteraloe

Common Name: Lizard Tail

Growth: Slow growing

Light: Bright, Indirect light

Watering: Let soil dry out before watering again.

Pet safe: No

Care: Easy

This cactus would be described as short, columnar stems (up to 2 ft) covered in long, white, hairy spines with reddish, yellow or brown central spines. Resembling an old man’s beard.  This is a slow growing plant originating from Argentina and Bolivia.  If you’re lucky, sometimes this plant can produce vibrant pink to crimson flowers if in ideal conditions!

Scientific Name: Oreocereus Trollii

Common Name: Old Man of The Andes Cactus

Growth: 10+ feet tall in ideal conditions

Light: Direct sun

Watering: Soak and then let fully dry out before watering again

Pet Safe: Non-toxic, but spikes can hurt

Care: Easy

Cacti store water in their stems, which is why they are thrive in the desert. The spines on cacti are actually modified leaves. They help to protect the plant from animals and reduce water loss by shading the stem.

Scientific Name: Mammillaria Hahniana

Common Name: Old Lady Pincushion Cactus

Growth: 6-8 inches

Light: Bright, Indirect sun

Watering: Let the soil dry out completely before watering

Pet Safe: Yes

Care: Easy

This is a star-shaped rosette with wavy leaves that are typically pink, red, and green.  This plant is actually in the pineapple family!  Originating from the rainforests of Brazil, they will not like to be in complete sun, their leaves will burn.

Name: Cryptanthus Bivittatus

Common Name: Earth Star

Growth: 4-5 inches in height

Light: Bright indirect light

Watering: When top soil is dry, be sure not to over water

Pet safe: Yes

Care: Intermediate

Also known as Wax Plants, hoyas are collectible tropical succulents native to Asia + Australia, and have a cult following! Their compact little flowers are highly fragrant!

Scientific Name: Hoya australis ssp. tenuipes 'Lisa'

Common Name: Hoya Lisa, Wax Plant Lisa, Porcelain Flower

Light: Low-medium light

Growth: Vining up to 3 ft long; requires a trellis or hanging planter

Watering: Let soil almost completely dry out between watering 

Pet Safe: No

Care: Easy

Native to South America, this cactus is a slow-growing, dwarf prickly pear cactus that forms unusual, shrub-like, or tree-like shapes and requires bright light, good drainage, and frost protection, but can tolerate slightly more frequent watering than some other cacti.

Scientific Name: Opuntia monacantha

Common Name: Maverick Cactus

Growth: very slow

Light: Bright light

Watering:  Once soil has completely dried out, then soak

Pet Safe: Yes

Care: Easy

Native to Argentina, the Peanut Cactus has ribbed spines and elongated stems that give the peanut cactus its name. It has multiple long cactus stems that spill out or spread out. It has very pretty blooms. Flowers are fiery orange-red and 1-2 inches in diameter.

Scientific Name: Chamaecereus silvestrii

Common Name: Peanut Cactus 

Growth: 3-5 inches per year

Light: Bright, Indirect light

Watering:  Once soil has completely dried out, then soak

Pet Safe: Yes

Care: Easy

The Sunset Jade, different from the original Jade, has yellow and red edged leaves making it stand out just a little bit more.  Originating from South Africa, this Jade is known for its easy care, low maintenance qualities.  One of most popular succulents around!

Scientific Name: Crassula Ovata 

Common Name: Jade, Lucky Plant, Money Tree

Growth: about 2 inches of height per year indoors

Light: Bright indirect light to full sun

Watering: Let dry out between waterings

Pet Safe: No

Care: Easy 

This funky cactus has a zigzag pattern to its leaves and resembles a fishbone!

Unlike so many other Cacti, this little guy originates from the rainforests of Mexico.  Found along the mountains just off the Pacific Coast, It is an epiphyte, meaning it grows on trees, not in the ground in the wild. So it loves humid environments!

Scientific Name: Epiphyllum anguliger

Common Name: Fishbone Cactus, Ric Rac Cactus

Growth: Can grow up to 6 inches per year

Light: Bright indirect light 

Watering: Needs consistent moisture but not soggy.

Pet Safe: Yes

Care: Intermediate

Seymour the giraffe is happy to have this red fox tail cactus along for the ride.

Easy to care for Aloe Vera are great as a window plant. Cut open one of their branches and use it to soothe sunburns and other burns. Originating from the northeastern part of the Arabian Peninsula.  When this plant reaches maturity, it can produce pretty little yellow, red, and orange flowers!

Scientific Name: Aloe barbadensis miller

Common Name: Aloe Vera

Growth: Can grow 8-10 inches in four years.

Light: Bright, Indirect light

Watering: Let soil dry out before watering again.

Pet safe: No

Care: Easy

Cuddly Cactus 4”

As the name states, this is a cactus you can hug!  No spines equals a friendlier cactus- so great for kids or if you have curious furry friends. 

Scientific Name: Cereus jamacaru

Growth: Tall in the wild, will grow slowly and remain shorter indoors

Light: Bright to sunny

Watering: Let the soil dry out completely before watering

Pet Safe: Yes

Care: Easy

We've created our very own fire-breathing dinosaur. This cute succulent paired with one of our 3D printed dinosaur pots is beyond adorable.

This Euphorbia is found in the tropical areas of Asia.  

Scientific Name: Euphorbia Lactea

Common Name: Dragon Bones Tree

Growth: In the wild, this plant grows into a large shrub.  In your house it will grow very slowly, up to 1 foot height and width.

Light: Bright. Ideally, place  near a south or west-facing window that receives a few hours of direct sunlight per day.  

Watering: Water more during the spring and summer, reducing the amount in the fall and giving very little during the winter.  ALWAYS allow your cactus to dry out completely between waterings.

Pet Safe: No, milky sap is toxic

Care: Fairly easy

This is the cactus we think of when we picture cacti in the deserts of Arizona and Mexico .  Yes, they grow huge in the wild, and can live up to 150 years, however they are slow growing, especially indoors. 

Scientific Name: Carnegiea gigantea

Common Name: Saguaro Cactus

Growth: 2 inches in the first 10 years.  

Light: Bright light, sun for 6 hours

Watering: Water more during the spring and summer, reducing the amount in the fall and giving very little during the winter.  ALWAYS allow your cactus to dry out completely between waterings.  

Pet Safe:  Non-toxic but spines can cause injury

Care: Easy

A cute little prickly friend from Central Mexico!

Scientific Name: Mammillaria voburnensis

Common Name: Birds Nest Pincushion Cactus

Growth: This cactus will retain it's globe shape and will slowly grow outwards up to 2-3" in diameter

Light: Very bright, indirect light.  It does not want sun all day.

Watering: Water more during the spring and summer, reducing the amount in the fall and giving very little during the winter.  ALWAYS allow your cactus to dry out completely between waterings.  

Pet Safe: Moderately toxic if ingested

Care: Easy

Native to southern regions of Africa, African Milk Tree looks like a cactus because of its spines, but is actually a succulent.  It grows tear drop shaped leaves from it's upright trunk offering a nice spark of bright green to your indoor landscape! 

Scientific Name: Euphorbia Trigona

Common Name: African Milk Tree

Growth: Slow growing.  In the wild it will reach 9 feet but will only grow to half that height indoors, over a long period of time. 

Light: Very bright indirect light. Full sun is okay in the summer but you may need to water more often. 

Watering: Only when very dry.  

Pet Safe: No. Milky, white sap is toxic and can cause skin irritation in humans. 

Care: Easy