March Plant Spotlight

For March, we are featuring uncommon houseplants. Lockwood's propagates each of these unique plants. Check us out on Facebook and Instagram for more plant content.

Uncommon Houseplants

Orchid Cactus (Epiphyllum)

Lockwood's carries several varieties of Epiphyllum hybrids.

Bright, indirect sun is best for these plants. Let the soil dry between watering. This is a great plant for a hanging basket because of its growing habit.

The Orchid Cactus blooms 1-2 times per year and the flowers last one day.

Monkey Tail Cactus

The monkey tail cactus is an impressive plant to look at. People always stop to look at it when they walk by our stock plant that grows year round in the greenhouse.

Light requirements for the cactus are bright light to full sun. Let the soil dry out between watering. For a cactus, this plant grows quickly and typically flowers once a year.

Mangave

Mangave is a hybrid of agave and manfreda. They come in different sizes and shapes and grow quickly when compared to an agave.

Let the soil dry completely between watering. Sunlight requirements for Mangave are full sun to bright indirect light.

This plant does well when mixed with other succulents for an outdoor summer container.

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