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An absolutely unhinged ficus variant that grows sideways out of spite. Thrives on neglect and passive-aggressive comments. Leaves fall off if you look at it wrong. Perfect for offices where morale is already low.

A monstera with holes so large the plant is technically more air than plant. Scientists remain baffled. It has been described as "an absence of leaf with structural ambition." Ships flat-packed like furniture you'll never assemble correctly.

Named by popular vote. Regrets nothing. A tiny, round succulent that looks perpetually smug. Requires watering once per fiscal quarter. Has more Instagram followers than your entire company. Comes in "millennial pink" only.

Grows toward the light, then asks itself why. A deeply philosophical houseplant that droops not from thirst but from the weight of consciousness. Pairs well with empty journals and cold coffee. Occasionally screams photosynthetically.

An unreasonably large cactus that arrives in a pot the size of a small car. Spines have been described as "aggressively decorative." Survives anything: drought, flood, quarterly business reviews. Do NOT hug. Warehouse staff have been warned.

A dramatic fern with deep burgundy fronds that unfurl like it's performing Shakespeare. Requires misting every 4 hours and emotional validation daily. Will absolutely die if you go on vacation. The diva of the wholesale nursery world.