Every plant in the world
Species catalog
Care data, real photos from members’ collections and a community bloom calendar – for every species.
1305 species in catalog
377 genera
97 species grown by members
All 1305 Cactus 224 Succulent 144 Orchid 91 Houseplant 191 Garden flower 305 Carnivorous 44 Herb 72 Tree / bonsai 171 Other 63
Genera: C
188 species
Coelogyne Orchidaceae Without a cool (5–10 °C), drier winter rest it won't flower. Coffea Rubiaceae Use lime-free water and avoid harsh sun; from 3–4 years old it can flower and fruit. Coleus Lamiaceae Pinch out the flower spikes – after flowering the leaf colours fade and the plant ages. Colocasia Araceae It drinks and feeds heavily in summer; store the tuber dry at 10–15 °C in winter. Columnea Gesneriaceae Keep it near 15 °C with less water for 4–6 weeks in winter to boost flowering. Conophytum Aizoaceae Summer-dormant: keep it dry and lightly shaded in summer; it grows from autumn to spring. Convallaria Asparagaceae It spreads quickly in shade – use a root barrier to keep it in check. Copiapoa Cactaceae Extremely slow with sensitive roots – err on the side of too little water. Cordyline Asparagaceae Brown leaf tips signal dry air or too much fluoride – water with rainwater. Coreopsis Asteraceae Shear it back by a third after flowering and it reblooms in a few weeks. Coriandrum Apiaceae It bolts fast in heat – sow again every 2–3 weeks and give it part shade in summer. Cornus Cornaceae On coloured-stem kinds remove the oldest stems in spring – young stems colour best. Coryphantha Cactaceae Flowers emerge from new tubercles at the crown – only well-ripened, sun-grown plants bloom. Cosmos Asteraceae It flowers better in poor soil – don't feed it or you'll get mostly leaves. Cotoneaster Rosaceae Superb as bonsai – its tiny leaves and red berries stay in proportion at small size. Cotyledon Crassulaceae Don't wipe off the powdery wax on the leaves – it protects them from sunburn. Crassula Crassulaceae The jade plant flowers in winter after a cool (10–15 °C), dry autumn.
💚 Help keep the club growing Perfect Plants Club is free and ad-free – built by one person in their spare time. If you like it and can, the price of a coffee helps a lot with hosting and new features. Completely optional.
💛 Our supporters → ☕ Support on Ko-fi × 💚 Help keep the club growing Perfect Plants Club is free and ad-free – built by one person in their spare time. If you like it and can, the price of a coffee helps a lot with hosting and new features. Completely optional.
Cactus · CactaceaeCopiapoa aff. echinoidesno common name
Cactus · CactaceaeCopiapoa cinereano common name
