Doing a little research on plants today and here is what I've got By looking at the Live Plant Data Base sticky
Now where to find these plants and how much. Here are two places I found information on. I am sure there are more, however I have not looked in the right places yet. Cottage Flowers, Inc. and Home Depot
Please comment if you know of any other places that will have these plants and if there are any Safe plants that I have missed.
THANK YOU!
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis- need full sun and are best outdoors; therefore not on my list.
Codiaeum Variegatum, Ficus Elastica (rubber tree), and Schefflera Actinophylla- are toxic if ate; therefore also not on my list.
Ficus Benjamina- can't be soaked in water, do well in bright indirect light and at 70-85 degrees. They have a sap that become an irritant if ate and cause problems with the eyes and mouth; therefore they are a maybe- BUT will not be on my list because I do not want to risk it.
Schefflera Arboricola (Dwarf Schefflera)- does well in humidity and at 65-85 degrees but if a chameleon eats a lot of it can be toxic/become sick; therefore they are a maybe.
Epipremnum Aureum (pothos)- best in filtered light, indoors, and at 60-85 degrees but they are toxic when ate in a large quantity; therefore they are a maybe.
Dracaena Fragrans (corn plant)- best in indirect light, indoors, at 60-80 degrees, and does well with high humidity; therefore they are on my list.
Dracaena Deremensis- is related to Dracaena Fragrans, does well in the same areas; therefore they are on my list.
Codiaeum Variegatum, Ficus Elastica (rubber tree), and Schefflera Actinophylla- are toxic if ate; therefore also not on my list.
Ficus Benjamina- can't be soaked in water, do well in bright indirect light and at 70-85 degrees. They have a sap that become an irritant if ate and cause problems with the eyes and mouth; therefore they are a maybe- BUT will not be on my list because I do not want to risk it.
Schefflera Arboricola (Dwarf Schefflera)- does well in humidity and at 65-85 degrees but if a chameleon eats a lot of it can be toxic/become sick; therefore they are a maybe.
Epipremnum Aureum (pothos)- best in filtered light, indoors, and at 60-85 degrees but they are toxic when ate in a large quantity; therefore they are a maybe.
Dracaena Fragrans (corn plant)- best in indirect light, indoors, at 60-80 degrees, and does well with high humidity; therefore they are on my list.
Dracaena Deremensis- is related to Dracaena Fragrans, does well in the same areas; therefore they are on my list.
Now where to find these plants and how much. Here are two places I found information on. I am sure there are more, however I have not looked in the right places yet. Cottage Flowers, Inc. and Home Depot
The Maybe
The Yes
Ficus Benjamina: $20, $35, $50, $75
Cottage Flowers
Home Depot didn’t have a Ficus Benjamina- but is this Ficus the same?
Schefflera Arboricola (Dwarf Schefflera): $17, $20, $35, $50, $75
Cottage Flowers
Home Depot and here is one that just says Scheffleia is that the same?
Epipremnum Aureum (pothos): $17, $15, $20
Home Depot has a lot of different Pothos but none that say Epipremnum Aureum. A hanging Golden Pothos, Golden Pothos, and anotherGolden Pothos.
Cottage Flowers
Home Depot didn’t have a Ficus Benjamina- but is this Ficus the same?
Schefflera Arboricola (Dwarf Schefflera): $17, $20, $35, $50, $75
Cottage Flowers
Home Depot and here is one that just says Scheffleia is that the same?
Epipremnum Aureum (pothos): $17, $15, $20
Home Depot has a lot of different Pothos but none that say Epipremnum Aureum. A hanging Golden Pothos, Golden Pothos, and anotherGolden Pothos.
The Yes
Dracaena Fragrans (corn plant): $35, $50, $75
Cottage Flowers
Dracaena Deremensis: $35, $50, $75
Cottage Flowers
Cottage Flowers
Dracaena Deremensis: $35, $50, $75
Cottage Flowers
Please comment if you know of any other places that will have these plants and if there are any Safe plants that I have missed.
THANK YOU!
