-Water: Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Avoid letting plant sit in standing water. Water when the top 2 inches or top 1/4 of the medium feels dry.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause leaves to brown, especially lighter colored portions of highly variegated leaves.

-Potting medium: Loose, well draining soil, mixed with perlite about 50/50. Adding coco chips to medium increases air flow.

-Fertilize: monthly

Can propagate in water, moss, or stratum.

Mist to add humidity.

-Water: Allow plant to almost fully dry in between waterings. Make sure the pot has drainage holes but avoid letting it sit in standing water.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light may damage leaves, effect color and variegation. Many varieties of philodendron can live in lower light conditions but watch your plant to decide if it needs more light.

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-Potting medium: loose potting soil mixed with perlite. Coco chips are a great addition to the potting medium to enhance air flow.

-Fertilize: monthly

Can be propagated in moss, stratum, or water.

Philodendrons can be climbers or crawlers. Consider supporting climbers with a moss pole or stake.

-Water: Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Avoid letting plant sit in standing water. Water when the top 2 inches or top 1/4 of the medium feels dry.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause leaves to brown, especially lighter colored portions of highly variegated leaves. Some varieties can tolerate lower light.

-Potting medium: Loose, well draining soil, mixed with perlite about 50/50.

-Fertilize: monthly

Can propagate in water, moss, or stratum.

Syngoniums tend to be quick growers.

-Water: Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Avoid letting plant sit in standing water. Water when the top 2 inches or top 1/4 of the medium feels dry.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause leaves to brown, especially lighter colored portions of highly variegated leaves. Some varieties can tolerate lower light.

-Potting medium: Loose, well draining soil, mixed with perlite about 50/50.

-Fertilize: monthly

Can propagate in water, moss, or stratum.

Epipremnums tend to be quick growers. Some epipremnums develop mature leaves when placed on a moss pole or board.

-Water: Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Avoid letting plant sit in standing water. Water when the top 2 inches or top 1/4 of the medium feels dry.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause leaves to brown, especially lighter colored portions of highly variegated leaves. Some varieties can tolerate lower light.

-Potting medium: Loose, well draining soil, mixed with perlite about 50/50.

-Fertilize: monthly

Can propagate in water, moss, or stratum.

Pothos tend to be quick growers.

-Water: Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Avoid letting plant sit in standing water. Water when the top 2 inches or top 1/4 of the medium feels dry.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause leaves to brown, especially lighter colored portions of highly variegated leaves.

-Potting medium: Loose, well draining soil, mixed with perlite about 50/50. Adding coco chips to medium increases air flow.

-Fertilize: monthly

Mist to add humidity.

Corms can be found in roots. Check when repotting and use these corms to create more Alocasias.

-Water: Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Avoid letting plant sit in standing water. Water when the top 2 inches or top 1/4 of the medium feels dry.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause leaves to brown, especially lighter colored portions of highly variegated leaves. Some varieties can tolerate lower light.

-Potting medium: Loose, well draining soil, mixed with perlite about 50/50.

-Fertilize: monthly

Can propagate in water, moss, or stratum.

Scindapsus tend to be quick growers.

-Water: Make sure the pot has drainage holes. Avoid letting plant sit in standing water. Anthuriums should not be allowed to completely dryout and prefer being on the moister side.

-Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct light will cause leaves to brown.

-Potting medium: Loose, well draining soil, mixed with perlite about 50/50. The addition of coco chips provides a chunkier medium for more air flow.

-Fertilize: monthly

Mist to add humidity.

Can propagate in water, moss, or stratum.

Anthuriums tend to grow slower than others.