Po Help Us Reduce Waste and Save Imperfect Plants: At Highland Moss, we’re committed to sustainability by reducing waste and reusing materials. While many expect ‘perfect plants,’ we save those with minor imperfections by donating them to local community centres, schools, and non-profits. We’ve also created Rescue and Imperfect Plant Boxes for customers who love giving these unique plants a second chance.
Plant Rescue Box: These boxes contain plants that have faced some challenges, such as heavy leaf damage, discolouration, chopped tops, sunburn, or previous pest or fungal issues. Despite their imperfections, they still have great potential. Offered at a 25–35% discount, they need extra TLC to flourish again.
Imperfect Plant Box: This option is for plants with minor cosmetic flaws, like leaf damage or discolouration, but in better condition than the rescue plants. They’re ready to grow, available at a 15–30% discount, depending on the damage.
Imperfect Plant Box RARE & UNUSUAL: Featuring rare varieties like Monstera Albo, Thai Constellation, and more, these plants come with minor imperfections but are still healthy and unique. They’re ready to grow, available at a 15–30% discount, depending on the damage.
Although these plants may be damaged or imperfect, with extra care, they can still thrive and grow beautifully
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Rhipsalis Burchellii also known as Mistletoe cactus is another variety of popular and easy-to-care Rhipsalis plants which will bring jungle vibes to your home or office.
Rhipsalis is a highly interesting genus of plants that is surprisingly part of the cactus family and is the only cactus in the family that grows outside of North and South America. There are approximately 35 to 60 species that make up this genus of epiphytic (grows on trees) and lithophytic (grows on rocks) plants that can be found in the rainforest of Central and South America, remote jungles of Africa and Asia, and a few islands throughout the Indian Ocean. This genus has been one of the most successful members of the family and has spread itself further than any cacti has gone before!
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£30.00Original price was: £30.00.£25.00Current price is: £25.00.
Crassula is a diverse genus of succulents with over 300 small and large species and various shapes. The most common and popular are Crassula Ovata, a Jade plant, Lucky plant and Chinese money plants. The plant will bring wealth to household plants which makes it a great housewarming, birthday or wedding gift.
£80.00Original price was: £80.00.£70.00Current price is: £70.00.
Rhipsalis RHIPSALIS RAMULOSUS also known as a Red Coral cactus is another variety of popular and easy-to-care Rhipsalis plants which will bring jungle vibes to your home or office.
Rhipsalis is a highly interesting genus of plants that is surprisingly part of the cactus family and is the only cactus in the family that grows outside of North and South America. There are approximately 35 to 60 species that make up this genus of epiphytic (grows on trees) and lithophytic (grows on rocks) plants that can be found in the rainforest of Central and South America, remote jungles of Africa and Asia, and a few islands throughout the Indian Ocean. This genus has been one of the most successful members of the family and has spread itself further than any cacti has gone before!
The Lepismium Bolivanium is not your regular cactus. Unlike most cacti that dwell in desert-like environments, this vivid trailing epiphyte (a plant that grows in or on the trunks and limbs of other plants and trees) is native to the tropical evergreen forests of Bolivia.
Found only in these forests high above sea level in warm humid environments. It also goes by the common name Chain cactus which perfectly describes its look.
Overall this plant is perfect for those who may not have the environment to house a dessert-style cactus but still want to be part of the club. This very forgiving plant can tolerate lower light conditions and a touch of neglect making it a great choice for beginners or those who often forget to water their plants but still want a touch of green in their homes.
Please note due to nature of the product every single plant will be different and unique, there may be some cosmetic damages on the leaves which do not impact plants health.
Bring a touch of the exotic to your indoor or outdoor garden with the Pachypodium lamerei, commonly known as the Madagascar Palm, Club Foot, or Devil’s Backbone. Despite its name, this plant is not a true palm; instead, it is a unique succulent with a tall, thick trunk covered in spines and topped with a crown of lush, green leaves. Native to Madagascar, the Pachypodium lamerei is a striking addition to any plant collection, known for its dramatic appearance and resilience. Perfect for adding a tropical flair to your home, patio, or conservatory, this plant is a conversation starter that’s easy to care for.
Please note some leaves tips turned slightly brown from the transport stress, the plants are healthy but have this cosmetic damage which doesn’t impact the plant’s quality.
Aeschynanthus Rasta s a stunningly beautiful and unique plant. The leaves of the Aeschynanthus Rasta are thick and leathery, with a wavy edge that adds a sense of movement and dynamism to the overall display. The plant grows in a vine-like manner and at the end of each stem, a cluster of tubular, bright red flowers emerges, resembling a tube of lipstick. This native to tropical regions of Southeast Asia is also commonly referred to as a lipstick plant because of the shape of its flowers.
Aeschynanthus is a must-consider option if you are looking for your next trailing or hanging plant to brighten up your indoor space. These beautiful trailing epiphytes cascade out of their pots forming chainlink-like stems of bright glossy green foliage. If this plant only produced its foliage it would still be one of the best-looking houseplants around, but what sets this magical wonder apart from the rest is the incredible blooms of flowers, which is the reason it has been given the common name the lipstick plant. It produces clusters of vividly coloured red tuberous flowers that seemingly pop out of a deep maroon bud that gives it the appearance of a tube of lipstick.
This one-of-a-kind and easy-to-care-for evergreen belongs to the family Gesneriaceae which is made up of around 150 different species of tropical and sub-tropical plants, most of which originate from Southeast Asia. Like a lot of our favourite houseplants, this one is also found in humidity-rich jungle-like environments where they normally live as epiphytes, meaning they live by clinging to tree branches or tucked into crevices and cracks of rocks. In the wild, these marvellous plants can trail down in lengths of up to four to five feet and produce prolific displays of flowers that produce some of the best nectar that is irresistible to sunbirds.
