Monolena 'Primuliflora' Genus_Succulent_Senecio its tightly packed branches are

its tightly packed branches are the focus of an early spring landscape show even before the leaves emerge

Hardiness Zones: 4

The pinkness on the leaves is due to a lack of chlorophyll—the chemical that makes plants’ leaves green

non-vining Philodendron with an upright growth habit

Ficus Ruby 'Tineke' is a hardy

Monolena 'Primuliflora' Genus_Succulent_Senecio its tightly packed branches areBotanical Name: Monolena primuliflora Common Name(s): Monolena primuliflora Description: This rare plant is a tropical epiphyte with large green leaves that have unusual red and dark green highlights. In summer, red flower spikes emerge with pink, begonia like flowers. As the plant matures, it forms a caudex at the base. Native to Ecuador and Peru, it prefers to be grown in bright light, but not direct sun. Keep the soil media moist for best results.