Plant Con Wish List🌱

Houston PlantCon Wish List 🌿

If you’re in Houston and even slightly into plants, PlantCon Houston is happening April 25–27—and it’s one of the best events to connect directly with growers, shop rare plants, and actually learn from people who really know what they’re doing. Expect everything from beginner-friendly plants to collector-level finds, plus speakers, vendors, and some dangerously good plant deals.

Now let’s talk about what I’m hoping to leave with 👀

My PlantCon Wish List:

* Scindapsus ‘Peasun’ – I need those soft, silvery tones… she’s giving understated but expensive

* Anthurium Red Crystallinum (King / Devil / Monster types) – dramatic veins, bold leaves… I want one that makes a statement

* Philodendron brandtianum – a classic, but those silver markings never get old

* Pinguicula (Butterworts) – cute and lowkey handles pests? say less

* Anthurium veitchii – long, ribbed leaves… very regal, very “look at me”

* Anthurium clarinervium – thick leaves + bold white veins = always a yes

* Dark anthuriums (period.) – if it’s moody, velvety, and dramatic… it’s coming home with me

If you’re going, go with a plan… because it’s real easy to black out and buy everything 😭#plantcon #plants #prettyplants🌿 #rareplants

4/23 Edited to

... Read moreAttending PlantCon in Houston is a fantastic way for plant enthusiasts to deepen their passion and knowledge. One thing I’ve learned from previous events is how invaluable it is to research and prepare a wish list beforehand. This helps you stay focused, avoid impulse buys, and ensures you don’t miss out on the rare species you’ve been hunting for. Plants like the Scindapsus ‘Peasun’ stand out not just for their silvery, understated tones but also because they’re relatively rare and can elevate any indoor collection. Anthuriums, especially the Red Crystallinum varieties such as King or Devil types, often captivate buyers with their bold veins and elegant foliage – they truly make a statement. Collectors tend to be partial to dark anthuriums due to their moody and velvety textures, adding drama to any plant display. Philodendron brandtianum’s silver leaf markings are timeless and bring that classic tropical vibe indoors. Plus, carnivorous plants like Pinguicula (Butterworts) are not only adorable but also help control pests naturally, making them a practical addition to your plant family. When shopping at PlantCon, chatting with the vendors and growers is one of the best ways to learn care tips and get insider knowledge, especially on maintaining these rare and sometimes finicky plants. Take notes or photos if needed — it’s all part of the fun! Also, consider the space and light conditions in your home before making purchases. Some species may require high humidity or indirect light to thrive, so planning ahead avoids later disappointment. In summary, PlantCon is more than just a marketplace—it’s a community event where plant lovers share stories, advice, and passions. Creating a wish list like this can heighten the excitement and help you bring home your dream plants while connecting with fellow enthusiasts who share your love for unique foliage.