Cactus, Corncob
Columnar, corncob-like plant studded with occasional spikes that resemble toothpicks. Water when soil is completely dry.
Cactus, Medusa Head
With long, snake-like stems rising from a center caudex, Medusa’s head has a befitting name. Water when soil is completely dry.
Cactus, Peruvian
Single column with 3-5 ‘blades’ and spines. Water when soil is completely dry.
Cactus, Pin Cushion
Pincushion cactus is an excellent houseplant that has a mounding shape, golden-yellow spines, and pink flowers. Water when soil is completely dry.
Cactus, Totem Pole
Columnar, spineless cactus that resembles something that might have once been a cactus but has been sanded clean of all sharp protuberances and left to resemble a bumpy green rolling pin or foot massager! Water when soil is completely dry.
Carnivorous Plants, Assorted
A fierce and fun addition to your indoor garden. Carnivorous plants get some nutritional needs met by devouring insect prey, but they do photosynthesize as well.
Keep wet. Use mineral-free water, such as distilled or rain water.
Cordyline (Ti plant)
Water when top 1″ of soil is dry.
Dieffenbachia
Water when top 1″ of soil is dry.
Dieffenbachia, Camille
Camille dieffenbachia has ivory-yellow leaves edged in rich, dark green. Water when top 1″ of soil is dry. Do not allow to sit in standing water.
Dieffenbachia, Compacta
Compacta dieffenbachia shows off medium-green leaves speckled heavily with creamy yellow in the centers. Water when top 1″ of soil is dry. Do not allow to sit in standing water.
Dieffenbachia, Snow
Snow dieffenbachia is a large-growing variety (to 6 feet or more tall) that features dark green leaves variegated with silvery-green and creamy-white speckles. Water when top 1″ of soil is dry. Do not allow to sit in standing water.
Dieffenbachia, Starbright
Bearing narrower leaves than many other dieffenbachia varieties, Star Bright is an excellent houseplant with golden-green leaves splashed in dark green. Water when top 1″ of soil is dry. Do not allow to sit in standing water.