The Peony Hanging Orchid is a plant that belongs to the Lucerne genus in the Pangaea family, though it is not actually a hanging orchid. Its long, soft, and creeping branches make it a popular choice for hanging pots and decorative purposes. The plant prefers a dry, well-ventilated environment and is not cold-hardy, requiring heat preservation in winter. It does not require much water or fertilizer, but needs more during its peak growth period. The Peony Hanging Orchid is primarily used for ornamental purposes, both indoors and in desert landscaping, and its flowers are also edible.

Air Cicada is a succulent plant native to Namibia and South Africa, preferring warm and slightly humid environments. It can produce small pink flowers in late winter and early spring when properly cared for. The plant requires specific care, such as keeping the soil slightly moist during the growing season, reducing watering in summer, and providing protection from high temperatures and humidity. Air Cicada can be propagated through sowing, cuttings, or division, and it pairs well with plants like Ikatsura and Flesh Coneflower.

Striped Haworthia, also known as Striped Snaketail Orchid, is a perennial succulent herb native to the tropical arid regions of southern Africa. It has great ornamental value and requires a sunny environment with well-drained, nutrient-rich soil. The plant is susceptible to root rot and whiteflies, and it can be propagated through cuttings or division. Maintenance tips include repotting in spring, keeping the soil slightly moist during the growing season, and fertilizing monthly. Haworthia striata prefers warm temperatures between 10-22°C and can tolerate semi-shade and drought but is sensitive to strong light and cold.