Also known as a Monstera Epipremnoides, this plant is a cousin go the Monstera Adansonii, however whatever the Esqueleto does, it does it BIG! Even young leaves unfurl to be large and in charge, unlike the Adansonii, whose leaves are small when first coming in.

This beautiful cultivar of the Syngonium family is native to the humid forest floors of Central and South America. It starts young at pink and turns to deep red. It requires bright, indirect light and grows best in well-draining soils.

This is the King Anthurium and is native to the rainforests
of Colombia. This plant can get leaves up to 2 meters long with corrugations that look like really nice abs. This is a vigorous grower that thrives under bright, indirect sunlight with well-draining soils.