Elusive but worth it
No one has
answered my question: What is the next
new ‘hot’ plants?
The problem could be: 1.
No one knows. 2. No one sees my blog, but if they did, they would
suggest 10 plants. 3. Several people know the answer but want to
keep it to themselves to steal the market.
I’ve seen top plant lists in trade magazines. Many if these plants don’t fit into our small
plant category, so don’t help.
Maybe, we are already growing the plant that will run away with
the internet influencers.
We will pay attention.
Please comment with your plant selection.
I'm loving Primulina.
ReplyDeleteNematanthus pycnophyllus. It has a compact trailing habit that satisfies that itch for people who love hanging plants, and it has thick succulent-like leaves that would hit the succulent trend. I can also bloom in lowerlight conditions.
ReplyDeleteI had to look this one up. You're right, that is a very interesting species!
DeleteBoea hygroscopica. It's rare enough so that it can be sold at a higher price. It's bright blue blossoms are eye catching, and it can be bloomed under lower light. It's tolerant of inconsistent watering.
ReplyDeleteCebu Blue?! I am mad at myself because I swear I saw one for sale at the beginning of summer for $15. I passed on it but now I can't find it anywhere. Prices are going up on Etsy too!
ReplyDeletePink Princess Philodendron, Any/all hoyas, Peperomia hope, stephania erecta, n'joy pothos! :) I buy your plants at Creekside Gardens in Tunkhannock and love them.
ReplyDeleteVariegated indian rope plants are lovely.
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