Foliage Plants

• Dragon Scale Foliage: Known for textured green leaves with bold vein patterns on mature plants.
• Collector Plant Appeal: Adds rare tropical texture to indoor plant displays.
• Bright Indirect Light: Best grown in filtered light away from harsh direct sun.
• Humidity Loving Plant: Prefers warm, humid conditions and stable temperatures.
• Airy Soil Needed: Prefers well-draining soil and careful watering.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add textured tropical beauty with the Plant Nook Alocasia Dragon Scale.
  
  This Alocasia is loved for its dragon-scale-like foliage texture on mature plants, making it a beautiful choice for indoor displays, rare plant shelves, shaded patios, and tropical collections.
  
  For best growth, place in bright indirect light and plant in an airy, well-draining potting mix. Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry, and avoid soggy soil. Keep the plant warm, humid, and away from cold drafts.
  
  Note: Alocasia contains calcium oxalate crystals and may be toxic if ingested, especially to pets and small children. Sap may also irritate skin, so handle with care."

• Metallic Leaf Appeal: Known for glossy coppery-green to bronze foliage on mature plants.
• Rare Tropical Texture: Adds bold shine and color to indoor plant collections.
• Bright Indirect Light: Best grown in bright filtered light and protected from harsh direct sun.
• Humidity Loving Plant: Prefers warm, humid conditions for strong foliage growth.
• Well-Drained Soil Needed: Prefers airy soil and careful watering to avoid soggy roots.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add metallic tropical foliage with the Plant Nook Alocasia Cuprea.
  
  This Alocasia is loved for its glossy coppery foliage potential on mature plants, making it a beautiful choice for indoor displays, rare plant collections, shaded patios, and warm protected spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in bright indirect light and plant in an airy, well-draining potting mix. Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry, and avoid waterlogged soil. Keep warm and humid for best foliage quality.
  
  Note: Alocasia contains calcium oxalate crystals and may be toxic if ingested, especially to pets and small children. Sap may also irritate skin, so handle with care."

• Textured Jewel Foliage: Known for thick, textured gray-green leaves on mature plants.
• Compact Collector Plant: Great for shelves, tabletops, and indoor tropical displays.
• Bright Indirect Light: Best grown in filtered light away from harsh direct sun.
• Humidity Loving Plant: Prefers warm, humid conditions and stable indoor temperatures.
• Airy Soil Needed: Prefers well-draining soil and careful watering.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add compact collector foliage with the Plant Nook Alocasia Maharani.
  
  This Alocasia is loved for its textured gray-green foliage on mature plants, making it a beautiful choice for indoor plant shelves, tabletops, shaded patios, and rare tropical collections.
  
  For best growth, place in bright indirect light and plant in an airy, well-draining potting mix. Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry, and avoid letting the soil stay soggy. Keep warm, humid, and protected from cold drafts.
  
  Note: Alocasia contains calcium oxalate crystals and may be toxic if ingested, especially to pets and small children. Sap may also irritate skin, so handle with care."

• Silver Platinum Foliage: Known for silvery-green foliage on mature plants.
• Rare Tropical Accent: Adds a bright metallic look to indoor plant collections.
• Bright Indirect Light: Best grown in filtered light away from harsh direct sun.
• Humidity Loving Plant: Prefers warm, humid conditions and stable temperatures.
• Airy Soil Needed: Prefers well-draining soil and careful watering.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add silvery tropical foliage with the Plant Nook Alocasia Platinum.
  
  This Alocasia is loved for its silver to platinum foliage potential on mature plants, making it a beautiful choice for indoor displays, rare plant collections, shaded patios, and warm protected spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in bright indirect light and plant in an airy, well-draining potting mix. Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry, and avoid soggy roots. Keep warm, humid, and protected from cold drafts.
  
  Note: Alocasia contains calcium oxalate crystals and may be toxic if ingested, especially to pets and small children. Sap may also irritate skin, so handle with care."

Meet Alocasia 'Mandalay': a compact elephant ear with thick, glossy, dark green leaves that ripple at the edges and are etched with silvery veins.

WHAT ARRIVES
2 live starter plugs, each approximately 6 inches tall, rooted and actively growing.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE
The ASPCA lists elephant ears (Alocasia) as toxic to dogs and cats because of insoluble calcium oxalates. Chewing can cause mouth irritation, drooling and vomiting, and the sap can irritate skin. Keep it out of reach of pets and children.

WHERE IT SHINES
Shelves, desks and bright bathrooms, where its rippled, sculptural leaves stand out.

GROWING IT
Give it bright, indirect light and avoid direct sun. Use a chunky, well-draining aroid mix and let the top inch or two dry between waterings; soggy soil causes rot. It loves humidity.

CLIMATE
Grown as a houseplant. Keep it above about 60°F; it can summer outdoors in shade in warm climates.

WHAT TO EXPECT
Alocasias often drop an older leaf as a new one unfurls, and may go semi-dormant in winter. Check leaf undersides for spider mites in dry indoor air.

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• Dark Velvet Foliage: Known for deep green to nearly black velvety leaves on mature plants.
• Compact Tropical Look: Great for shelves, desks, tabletops, and indoor plant collections.
• Bright Indirect Light: Best grown in filtered light away from harsh direct sun.
• Humidity Loving Plant: Prefers warm, humid conditions and stable indoor temperatures.
• Airy Soil Needed: Prefers well-draining soil and careful watering.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add rich velvet foliage with the Plant Nook Alocasia Black Velvet.
  
  This Alocasia is loved for its dark velvety foliage and bright vein contrast on mature plants, making it a beautiful choice for indoor shelves, tabletops, shaded patios, and tropical plant collections.
  
  For best growth, place in bright indirect light and plant in an airy, well-draining potting mix. Water when the top layer of soil begins to dry, and avoid overwatering. Keep warm, humid, and protected from cold drafts.
  
  Note: Alocasia contains calcium oxalate crystals and may be toxic if ingested, especially to pets and small children. Sap may also irritate skin, so handle with care."

Meet Alocasia 'Amazonia': the African Mask plant, with glossy, arrow-shaped dark green leaves boldly etched with bright white veins and scalloped edges.

WHAT ARRIVES
2 live starter plugs, each approximately 10 inches tall, rooted and actively growing.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE
The ASPCA lists elephant ears (Alocasia) as toxic to dogs and cats because of insoluble calcium oxalates. Chewing can cause mouth irritation, drooling and vomiting, and the sap can irritate skin. Keep it out of reach of pets and children.

WHERE IT SHINES
Bright living rooms, bathrooms and plant shelves, where its dramatic leaves make a focal point.

GROWING IT
Give it bright, indirect light and avoid direct sun. Use a chunky, well-draining aroid mix and let the top inch or two dry between waterings; soggy soil causes rot. It loves humidity, so a pebble tray or humidifier helps. It typically grows 1 to 2 feet tall indoors.

CLIMATE
Grown as a houseplant. Keep it above about 60°F; it can summer outdoors in shade in warm climates.

WHAT TO EXPECT
Alocasias often drop an older leaf as a new one unfurls, and may go semi-dormant in winter. Check leaf undersides for spider mites in dry indoor air.

Questions about your order? Message us — we are the people who grew it.

Meet Alocasia 'Frydek' the Green Velvet alocasia, with deep green, velvety arrow-shaped leaves crossed by bold white veins.

WHAT ARRIVES
2 live starter plugs, each approximately 7 inches tall, rooted and actively growing.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE
The ASPCA lists elephant ears (Alocasia) as toxic to dogs and cats because of insoluble calcium oxalates. Chewing can cause mouth irritation, drooling and vomiting, and the sap can irritate skin. Keep it out of reach of pets and children.

WHERE IT SHINES
Bright living rooms, bedrooms and plant shelves, where its velvety leaves invite a closer look.

GROWING IT
Give it bright, indirect light and avoid direct sun. Use a chunky, well-draining aroid mix and let the top inch or two dry between waterings; soggy soil causes rot. It loves humidity. It typically grows 2 to 3 feet tall indoors.

CLIMATE
Grown as a houseplant. Keep it above about 60°F; it can summer outdoors in shade in warm climates.

WHAT TO EXPECT
Alocasias often drop an older leaf as a new one unfurls, and may go semi-dormant in winter. Check leaf undersides for spider mites in dry indoor air.

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• Colorful Robyn Foliage: Adds warm, decorative leaf color to containers and garden spaces.
• Beautiful Foliage Accent: Grown for its ornamental leaves and soft garden appeal.
• Container Friendly: Great for patio pots, borders, edging, and mixed planters.
• Bright Light to Part Shade: Performs well in bright light with some shade in hotter areas.
• Moist, Well-Drained Soil: Prefers regular watering while getting established.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add soft colorful foliage with the Plant Nook Coleus Robyn.
  
  This Coleus variety is loved for its decorative foliage and warm garden appeal, making it a beautiful choice for patio pots, mixed containers, borders, and small garden spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in bright light to partial shade and plant in moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, and avoid overly wet soil.
  
  Note: Coleus may be irritating and is considered toxic to pets if ingested, so handle with care and keep away from pets and small children."

• Compact Lime Foliage: Known for bright green to chartreuse foliage on mature plants.
• Neater Trailing Habit: A compact option for containers, baskets, and mixed planters.
• Sun to Part Shade: Grows well in full sun to partial shade.
• Bright Container Accent: Adds fresh color contrast to patio pots and garden displays.
• Well-Drained Soil Needed: Prefers loamy, well-draining soil and regular moisture while establishing.
  
  You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add bright trailing foliage with the Plant Nook Sweet Potatoes Ipomoea Compact Margie.
  
  This ornamental Sweet Potato Vine is loved for its bright foliage and compact trailing habit, making it a beautiful choice for patio pots, hanging baskets, mixed planters, and warm garden edges.
  
  For best growth, place in full sun to partial shade and plant in loamy, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, but avoid waterlogged soil. Trim lightly as needed to maintain a tidy shape.
  
  Note: This is grown as an ornamental foliage plant and is not intended for eating. Keep away from pets and small children. Do not ingest.

Meet Coleus 'Rustic Orange': a warm blend of orange, red and gold foliage with green edges, bold in shade and tolerant of some sun.

WHAT ARRIVES
2 live starter plugs, each approximately 5 inches tall. Because these plants are grown from cuttings, size can vary slightly from one plug to the next.

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE
Coleus is considered toxic to dogs, cats and horses if eaten, per the ASPCA, and can cause vomiting or diarrhea. Keep it out of reach of pets, children and grazing animals.

WHERE IT SHINES
Beds, containers and hanging baskets in shade or morning sun. Space plants 12 to 15 inches apart. Deer tend to leave it alone.

GROWING IT
Plant in part to full shade, or morning sun with afternoon shade. Keep the soil evenly moist; it's fairly drought tolerant once established but looks best with steady water. Pinch off flower spikes as they form. It grows mounding and compact, about 12 to 18 inches tall.

CLIMATE
Perennial in USDA zones 10 to 11. Elsewhere, grow it as a summer annual or bring it indoors before frost.

WHAT TO EXPECT
The orange deepens with more light. These are small plugs, so give them a few weeks to fill out.

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• Rich Red Foliage: Bold red leaves bring strong color to patios, containers, and borders.
• Decorative Leaf Plant: Grown for colorful foliage instead of flowers.
• Great for Mixed Planters: Adds contrast to containers and garden beds.
• Bright Light to Part Shade: Best grown in bright light with some shade in hotter areas.
• Regular Watering Helpful: Prefers moist, well-draining soil while getting established.
  
  "You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
  
  Add bold red foliage with the Plant Nook Coleus Red Coat.
  
  This Coleus variety is loved for its rich red foliage and strong ornamental look, making it a beautiful choice for patio pots, mixed containers, borders, and warm garden spaces.
  
  For best growth, place in bright light to partial shade and plant in moist, well-draining soil. Water regularly while the young plant gets established, and avoid letting the soil stay soggy.
  
  Note: Coleus may be irritating and is considered toxic to pets if ingested, so handle with care and keep away from pets and small children."