Fern, East India Holly ruby rubber tree more pyramid-shaped clusters of flowers

more pyramid-shaped clusters of flowers & doesn't have nearly the thorns

but it keeps plants watered and looking fresh longer

white flies and powdery mildew

as these beauties tend to grow to the beat of their own drum (and will start growing sideways if given the opportunity

but will have a better yield if there is another variety nearby for cross pollination

Fern, East India Holly ruby rubber tree more pyramid-shaped clusters of flowersScientific Name: Arachniodes simplicior Common Name: East India Holly The tradition of ferns as houseplants gained popularity in the mid to late 1840's when wealthy homeowners would decorate their homes with them. Since then, ferns have become far more accessible and are very popular additions to indoor plant collections around the world. Ferns can give your indoor (and outdoor) space a touch of tropical or evergreen forest vibes. An added bonus is