Succulents & Cacti

Agaves

Outdoor Plants

Full Sun

Low Maintenance

Flourishing in full sun, the Agave desmettiana produces structural, drought-tolerant leaves that feature completely smooth edges. Each rosette grows for many years (often 10 to 30+ years) before flowering just once. When it blooms, it produces a massive, towering central flowering spike (inflorescence) that can reach heights of 15 to 40 feet. After flowering, the main rosette dies off but leaves behind base offshoots ("pups") to continue the plant line. Overgrown Nursery Stock. Outgrowing their 3" Nursery pots, Agave have a vigorous root system allowing for rapid growth once established. Light: Requires full sun. Water: Very drought tolerant. Allow the plant to completely dry out in between watering. Soil: Highly porous, well draining medium that prevents excess moisture retention.

Flourishing in full sun, the Agave desmettiana produces structural, drought-tolerant leaves that feature completely smooth edges.
Each rosette grows for many years (often 10 to 30+ years) before flowering just once. When it blooms, it produces a massive, towering central flowering spike (inflorescence) that can reach heights of 15 to 40 feet. After flowering, the main rosette dies off but leaves behind base offshoots ("pups") to continue the plant line.
Overgrown Nursery Stock. Outgrowing their 3" Nursery pots, Agave have a vigorous root system allowing for rapid growth once established.
Light: Requires full sun.
Water: Very drought tolerant. Allow the plant to completely dry out in between watering.
Soil: Highly porous, well draining medium that prevents excess moisture retention.

Smooth Agave (Agave desmettiana)

Pot Size

Caudiciform

Botanical Specimen

Rare Plants

Tropicals

Indoor Plants

Flourishing in bright, warm environments, the Jatropha podagrica produces a striking, swollen basal stem (caudex) topped with large, architectural lobed leaves and vibrant coral-red inflorescences. The iconic caudex, vitally serves as its main water reservoir, allowing it to survive drought, pulling water from its own reserves ensuring growth during drought. Jatropha naturally drops its leaves during winter dormancy. Don't be alarmed if you ordered during the cooler months and receive a bare caudex. Light: Requires full sun to bright, indirect exposure to maintain optimal structural integrity and encourage prolific flowering. Water: Drought tolerant, ensure the soil is allowed to dry out completely between watering, particularly during its winter dormancy when leaf drop occurs. Soil: The root system requires highly porous, well-draining soil that prevents excess moisture retention and protects the fleshy caudex from rot.

<img>Flourishing in bright, warm environments, the Jatropha podagrica produces a striking, swollen basal stem (caudex) topped with large, architectural lobed leaves and vibrant coral-red inflorescences. The iconic caudex, vitally serves as its main water reservoir, allowing it to survive drought, pulling water from its own reserves ensuring growth during drought. Jatropha naturally drops its leaves during winter dormancy. Don't be alarmed if you ordered during the cooler months and receive a bare caudex. 
Light: Requires full sun to bright, indirect exposure to maintain optimal structural integrity and encourage prolific flowering.
Water: Drought tolerant, ensure the soil is allowed to dry out completely between watering, particularly during its winter dormancy when leaf drop occurs.
Soil: The root system requires highly porous, well-draining soil that prevents excess moisture retention and protects the fleshy caudex from rot.

Buddha Belly (Jatropha podagrica)

Woody Shrub

Flourishing in bright, warm environments, Jatropha gossypiifolia produces striking, deeply lobed foliage that often emerges with a deep burgundy or bronze hue before maturing to a rich green. Characterized by its unique glandular hairs and small, intricate crimson inflorescences, this specimen adds a distinct textural element to tropical collections. Our starters are grown in 4" nursery pots. With their deep ruby and contrasting green foliage they are always sure to be an eye catching show stopper. Light: Requires full sun to bright, indirect exposure to maintain optimal foliage colors and structural integrity. Water: Drought tolerant once established, ensure the soil is allowed to dry out completely between watering. Soil: The root system requires a chunky mix that is well-draining to prevent excess moisture and rot.

<img>Flourishing in bright, warm environments, Jatropha gossypiifolia produces striking, deeply lobed foliage that often emerges with a deep burgundy or bronze hue before maturing to a rich green. Characterized by its unique glandular hairs and small, intricate crimson inflorescences, this specimen adds a distinct textural element to tropical collections. Our starters are grown in 4" nursery pots. With their deep ruby and contrasting green foliage  they are always sure to be an eye catching show stopper.
Light: Requires full sun to bright, indirect exposure to maintain optimal foliage colors and structural integrity.
Water: Drought tolerant once established, ensure the soil is allowed to dry out completely between watering.
Soil: The root system requires a chunky mix that is well-draining to prevent excess moisture and rot.

Bellyache Bush (Jatropha gossypiifolia)

Bulbs

Flourishing in bright, warm environments, the Hippeastrum striatum (commonly known as the Barbados Lily) produces striking, trumpet-shaped coral-orange blooms featuring a distinct, pale green starburst throat. Unlike true Amaryllis, this tropical bulb often retains its lush, strap-like foliage during its blooming cycle, creating a vibrant and complete architectural display. Grown in 5" nursery pots, blooming size, and featuring a robust, well established bulb that is already producing offshoots. No matter if you repot it into a larger pot or directly into your landscape, they will multiply and provide pop of color and frequent blooms throughout the growing season. Light: Requires full sun to bright, indirect exposure to encourage prolific, vivid flowering. Water: Moderately drought tolerant once established. Water regularly during active growth and blooming, but allow the top layer of soil to dry out between waterings. Soil: Well-draining medium that prevents excess moisture retention and protects the fleshy bulb from rot.

Flourishing in bright, warm environments, the Hippeastrum striatum (commonly known as the Barbados Lily) produces striking, trumpet-shaped coral-orange blooms featuring a distinct, pale green starburst throat. Unlike true Amaryllis, this tropical bulb often retains its lush, strap-like foliage during its blooming cycle, creating a vibrant and complete architectural display. Grown in 5" nursery pots, blooming size, and featuring a robust, well established bulb that is already producing offshoots. No matter if you repot it into a larger pot or directly into your landscape, they will multiply and provide pop of color and frequent blooms throughout the growing season.
Light: Requires full sun to bright, indirect exposure to encourage prolific, vivid flowering.
Water: Moderately drought tolerant once established. Water regularly during active growth and blooming, but allow the top layer of soil to dry out between waterings. 
Soil: Well-draining medium that prevents excess moisture retention and protects the fleshy bulb from rot.

Barbados Lily (Hippeastrum striatum)

Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii' (formerly Sansevieria 'Hahnii'), commonly known as the Birds Nest Snake Plant, produces a compact, low-growing rosette of stiff, succulent leaves featuring striking horizontal cross-banding. Grown in 4" nursery pots, these specimens possess resilient, drought-tolerant root systems that adapt seamlessly to indoor or container environments. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light to maintain optimal variegation, though it easily adapts to lower-light office or indoor conditions. Water: Extremely drought tolerant. Allow the soil to dry out completely between watering applications; reduce frequency further during cooler months. Soil: Requires a fast-draining, highly porous cactus and succulent mix.

Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii' (formerly Sansevieria 'Hahnii'), commonly known as the Birds Nest Snake Plant, produces a compact, low-growing rosette of stiff, succulent leaves featuring striking horizontal cross-banding. Grown in 4" nursery pots, these specimens possess resilient, drought-tolerant root systems that adapt seamlessly to indoor or container environments.
Light: Prefers bright, indirect light to maintain optimal variegation, though it easily adapts to lower-light office or indoor conditions.
Water: Extremely drought tolerant. Allow the soil to dry out completely between watering applications; reduce frequency further during cooler months.
Soil: Requires a fast-draining, highly porous cactus and succulent mix.

Birds Nest Snake Plant (Dracaena trifasciata 'Hahnii')

Fruit Trees

Thriving in warm, sun-drenched environments, the Bunchosia glandulifera (widely known as the Peanut Butter Fruit) is an exceptional tropical evergreen prized for producing unique, bright red berries with a dense, sweet pulp that bears a remarkable flavor resemblance to creamy peanut butter. Grown in 6" nursery pots, these established specimens feature robust woody stems and a healthy root system. Providing a striking visual display with glossy deep green foliage and vibrant yellow spring clusters, this rare fruit tree serves as both an ornamental conversation piece and an extraordinary edible addition to tropical collections. Light: Requires full sun to encourage flowering, and fruit production. Water: Prefers consistent, moderate moisture; allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly between watering, avoid waterlogging. Soil: Porous, and fast-draining loamy soil

<img>Thriving in warm, sun-drenched environments, the Bunchosia glandulifera (widely known as the Peanut Butter Fruit) is an exceptional tropical evergreen prized for producing unique, bright red berries with a dense, sweet pulp that bears a remarkable flavor resemblance to creamy peanut butter. Grown in 6" nursery pots, these established specimens feature robust woody stems and a healthy root system. Providing a striking visual display with glossy deep green foliage and vibrant yellow spring clusters, this rare fruit tree serves as both an ornamental conversation piece and an extraordinary edible addition to tropical collections.
Light: Requires full sun to encourage flowering, and fruit production.
Water: Prefers consistent, moderate moisture; allow the top layer of soil to dry slightly between watering, avoid waterlogging.
Soil: Porous, and fast-draining loamy soil

Peanut Butter Fruit (Bunchosia Glandulifera)

Tropical Bulb

Flowering Plants

An extraordinary architectural specimen, the Jatropha multifida (widely known as the Coral Bush or Physic Nut) is celebrated for its striking, deeply divided, umbrella-like leaves and vibrant clusters of bright coral-red flowers that bloom continuously throughout the warm months. Grown in a 6" nursery pots, this established tropical shrub features a sturdy, succulent-like trunk base and a vigorous root system. Serving as an exceptional statement piece for patios, sunny landscape beds, or tropical gardens, it attracts pollinators while providing a bold, exotic aesthetic. Light: Thrives in full sun exposure. Requires intense, direct sunlight to maintain brilliant foliage coloration, and prolific flowering cycles. Water: Drought tolerant once established. Water deeply when the top 2 inches of soil are dry, but ensure the medium never remains waterlogged. Soil: Highly porous, fast-draining cactus and succulent or sandy loam blend that prevents moisture accumulation around the roots.

An extraordinary architectural specimen, the Jatropha multifida (widely known as the Coral Bush or Physic Nut) is celebrated for its striking, deeply divided, umbrella-like leaves and vibrant clusters of bright coral-red flowers that bloom continuously throughout the warm months. Grown in a 6" nursery pots, this established tropical shrub features a sturdy, succulent-like trunk base and a vigorous root system. Serving as an exceptional statement piece for patios, sunny landscape beds, or tropical gardens, it attracts pollinators while providing a bold, exotic aesthetic.
Light: Thrives in full sun exposure. Requires intense, direct sunlight to maintain brilliant foliage coloration, and prolific flowering cycles.
Water: Drought tolerant once established. Water deeply when the top 2 inches of soil are dry, but ensure the medium never remains waterlogged.
Soil: Highly porous, fast-draining cactus and succulent or sandy loam blend that prevents moisture accumulation around the roots.

Coral Bush (Jatropha multifida)

Celebrated for its unique, architectural silhouette, the Sansevieria cylindrica 'Boncel' (commonly known as the Starfish Sansevieria or cylindrical snake plant) produces smooth, succulent, cylindrical leaves that fan outward in a striking, fan-like cluster. Grown in 4" nursery pots, Exceptionally resilient, drought-tolerant, able to adapt seamlessly to indoor or outdoor environments, ideal for low-maintenance offices, or bright patios. Light: Prefers bright, indirect to direct light, though it easily tolerates lower-light indoor spaces. Water: Extremely drought tolerant. Allow the soil medium to dry out completely between watering applications; reduce frequency significantly during cooler winter months. Soil: Requires a fast-draining, highly porous cactus and succulent Mix to prevent root rot. USDA ZONE COMPATIBILITY (ZONE 10–11)

Celebrated for its unique, architectural silhouette, the Sansevieria cylindrica 'Boncel' (commonly known as the Starfish Sansevieria or cylindrical snake plant) produces smooth, succulent, cylindrical leaves that fan outward in a striking, fan-like cluster. Grown in 4" nursery pots, Exceptionally resilient, drought-tolerant, able to adapt seamlessly to indoor or outdoor environments, ideal for low-maintenance offices, or bright patios.
Light: Prefers bright, indirect to direct light, though it easily tolerates lower-light indoor spaces.
Water: Extremely drought tolerant. Allow the soil medium to dry out completely between watering applications; reduce frequency significantly during cooler winter months.
Soil: Requires a fast-draining, highly porous cactus and succulent Mix to prevent root rot.
USDA ZONE COMPATIBILITY (ZONE 10–11)

Tropical Houseplants