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There's a dark air to Aura. Contrary to other species in her family (Epipremnum Aureum), Aura does not blossom due to a genetic bug no Ctrl+Alt+Del could solve. She is also considered a plague due to being nearly impossible to kill and staying green even when kept out of the light. Pretty much the lovechild of the Grinch with Bruce Willis in that Christmas movie. No wonder people also call her the Devil's Ivy. How to care for Aura Jr. The dark side of the bloom (not to be confused with that Pink Floyd record your weird uncle told you about) never looked greener. And unlike your stoner uncle or the Gilmour-Troubled Waters relationship, Aura has aged well: she's been around at least since 1880, which officially makes her older than knock knock jokes. And she still has the hots! If you're looking for a pet that outlasts you, look no further: Aura is what songs like "I will survive" are all about. Not only is she cold, she's blasé like Beyoncé: leave her to burn in the sun and Aura will still behave like she's totally lovin' it, her heart-shaped leaves all out like it's for that super chill selfie.

Olivia is that one friend we all have that will be on her flip flops wearing shorts the moment it hits ten degrees celsius. We don't blame her for it. It's in her Mediterranean blood! She adorns the sun and would like nothing else than to work on her tan on a beach towel drinking mimosas and reading a Sophie Kinsella. What a life Olivia! How to care for Olivia Did you come here for the olives or the Olive Tree? You see, Olea Europaea or Olive Trees obviously grow olives, but getting there requires a real green thumb and can not be achieved inside the home year round. That doesn't mean this baby Olive Tree won't look super cute in your living room of course! If you do want to have a go at growing your own olives, place the olive tree in your garden, balcony or patio in spring and summer so it can get full sun. These trees also need a night time drop in temperature to spur on the blooming. Fertilize bi-weekly in spring and monthly in winter when you move the tree back inside. Are you keeping notes? It's a lot for a handful of olives but don't say we didn't warn ya!

Let's be honest, only the very best for your super fly cacti right? We thought so too which is why we've created Plantsome's very own Organic Cactus Mix. This 3 litre bag is made in-house using 100% organic and sustainably sourced ingredients including Pumice, Coarse Sand to ensure good drainage which limits water retention to ensure healthy cactus roots. The mix is blended to perfection by our team of soil mix wizards! The slow release compost imparts a balanced nutrition for a number of months after transplanting to keep your succulent friends healthy and thriving!

Let's be honest, only the very best for those succa's, right? We thought so too which is why we've created Plantsome's very own Organic Succulent Mix. This 3 litre bag is made in-house using 100% organic and sustainably sourced ingredients including Coco Coir, Pumice, Coarse Sand and compost. The soil is PH balanced specifically for the needs of most succulent plants, and blended to perfection by our team of soil mix wizards to maximize water retention. The slow release compost imparts a balanced nutrition for a number of months after transplanting to keep your succulent friends healthy and thriving!

Let's be honest, only the very best for your plants, right? We thought so too which is why we've created Plantsome's very own Organic Tropical Plant Mix. This 3 litre bag of soil is made in-house using 100% organic and sustainably sourced ingredients including Coco Coir, Vermiculite, Worm Castings and compost. The soil is PH balanced specifically for the needs of tropical plants, and blended to perfection by our team of soil mix wizards to maximize water retention. Your new plant babies have exactly what they need to flourish in your home. True story!

Let's be honest, only the very best for your plants, right? We thought so too which is why we've created Plantsome's very own Organic Tropical Plant Mix. This 3 litre bag of soil is made in-house using 100% organic and sustainably sourced ingredients including Coco Coir, Vermiculite, Worm Castings and compost. The soil is PH balanced specifically for the needs of tropical plants, and blended to perfection by our team of soil mix wizards to maximize water retention. Your new plant babies have exactly what they need to flourish in your home. True story!

Dimensions: 25x25x42cmRemember Mr. Heckles who lived in the apartment below Rachel and Monica and made noise complaints by tapping on his ceiling with a broom? Well, Ozzy is nothing like Mr. Heckles. When it comes to his buddies upstairs, Ozzy only wants the best. He’s been known to send up a surprise order of sushi or a bottle of wine, especially when he knows it hasn’t been your day, your month, or even your year. How you doin’, Ozzy?

Tanned. Chiseled chest. Hips of a god. Rhythm of the Devil - Ricardo will make any woman’s knees weak and a few men uncomfortably intrigued. Ricardo rolls his “r”s like the ocean rolls in tides and he stops to dance only until the sun has come up. Ricardo’s from a tropical part of the world with a name you can never properly pronounce. Legend has it he learnt to salsa before he learnt to walk and his first word was “Olé!” How to care for Ricardo Ricardo's roots are in South America, but caramba! He will do just fine in any Canadian household! He's a beautiful Spathiphyllum (we know, its a jaw breaker), and more commonly referred to as the Peace Lily Domino. We're guessing Ricardo's got his domino name because of his cute freckles but it might also be because he runs a secret high stakes gambling ring together with Mojo. In any case, Ricardo doesn't need much from you, just some water from time to time. He'll tell you when by dropping his leaves. It's a bit of a drama move, but so befitting Ricardo!

Lilly has an exotic figure. When she works out she purifies the air for you so it's a win for Lilly and a win for you. Her air purifying qualities come mostly from the size of her leaves. She loves to produce oxygen with it but they also work to extract harmful substances from the air. In return for all this magic she does require some love and attention. You can have years of fun with Lilly just be sure to give her enough water and sunlight. How to care for Lilly Lilly's roots are in South America, but she will do just fine in any Canadian household. She is a beautiful Spathiphyllum, and more commonly referred to as the Peace Lily. We think it is because of her beautiful and peaceful white flowers. Or maybe it's cause she was the most well-behaved character in that series, Sex and The Lily.The Peace Lilies in stock right now are not yet flowering. But with your amazing plant parent skills that will certainly happen soon!

Lilly has an exotic figure. When she works out she purifies the air for you so it's a win for Lilly and a win for you. Her air purifying qualities come mostly from the size of her leaves. She loves to produce oxygen with it but they also work to extract harmful substances from the air. In return for all this magic she does require some love and attention. You can have years of fun with Lilly just be sure to give her enough water and sunlight. How to care for Lilly Lilly's roots are in South America, but she will do just fine in any Canadian household. She is a beautiful Spathiphyllum, and more commonly referred to as the Peace Lily. We think it is because of her beautiful and peaceful white flowers. Or maybe it's cause she was the most well-behaved character in that series, Sex and The Lily.

Old and wise this fern is. Judge him by his size do you? Hmmm? You should not, for his ally is the force. If you see squinting really hard at a watering can, it’s because he’s trying to move it with his mind and water himself, since his apprentice (yes, YOU) obviously forgot. Yoda is very confident in his mental abilities, even though he’s so little, like a baby. Hmmm...baby... Yoda? Sounds kind of freaky. Catch on it wouldn’t. Never think about it again, we will. How to care for Yoda Even though Yoda is incredibly wise for a button fern, he needs you to take good care of him. Yoda loves humidity and thrives in indirect light or partial shade, but don’t put him too far on the dark side of your house. Water him each time the top layer of his soil has dried, because, even though plant Yoda knows death is a natural part of life, it’ll be another 900 years before he’s ready to become one with the force.