Ficus alii More tolerant and forgiving than Ficus benjamina. Does not like temps under 60°F. Do not put in too large a pot. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium    

Columnea sp. Related to African Violets, it has beautiful red blooms. Use African violet fertilizer. Light: Medium-high Water: Medium Fertility: Medium    

Microsorum diversifolium Bright, indirect light. Fertilize with half strength fertilizer in spring or use fish emulsion. Light: Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Low    

Hoya carnosa Also known as \’wax plant\’ for its waxy looking blooms. Light: Medium Water: Low Fertility: Medium    

Cissus rhombifolia One of my favorite \”go to\” plants for dappled shade. Do not overwater. Light: High Water: Medium Fertility: Medium    

Columnea gloriosa Shiny leaves with orange, goldfish shaped blooms. African violet family. Use African violet fertilizer. Light: Medium Water: Moist Fertility: Medium    

Ficus lyrata Location, location, location! Requires bright, indirect light. Allow top of soil to dry. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium    

Dieffenbachia compacta Sap has calcium oxylate crystals which inflame the tongue and throat when ingested. All plant parts poisonous. Light: Medium-high Water: Low-medium Fertility: Low  

Dracaena marginata An easy, fast-growing plant. Good for offices. Light: Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium

Epipremnum sp. \’Marble Queen\’ has white variegation. Classic Pothos is called Golden Pothos. Light:Low-Medium Water: Medium Fertility: Medium    

The more colors in the foliage, the more light it needs. Watch for spider mites and clean leaves often. Light: Medium-high Water: Medium Fertility: Medium    

Dracaena fragrans massangeana Classic plant for narrow locations. Keep dust cleaned off of leaves. Light: Low Water: Medium Fertility: Medium