Abstract: A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named ‘S48’ is disclosed, characterized by very dark green, glossy foliage, rapid growth and early production of secondary shoots. The new variety can be produced commercial in tightly spaced pots and maintains its very dark green color under higher light conditions or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for 20 and 25 cm pot production. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named ‘S40’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green, glossy foliage, early foliage production and rapid, compact growth. The new variety maintains its dark green foliage color under higher than normal light conditions, or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for four and six inch pot production and responds to Gibberellic acid treatment by flowering in 9 weeks after treatment. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named ‘S41’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green, glossy foliage, early foliage production and rapid, compact growth. The new variety maintains its dark green foliage color under higher than normal light conditions, or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for six and eight inch pot production and responds to Gibberellic acid treatment by flowering in 9 weeks after treatment. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named ‘S39’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green, glossy foliage, early foliage production and rapid, compact growth. The new variety maintains its dark green foliage color under higher than normal light conditions, or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for six inch pot production. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named ‘S43’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green, glossy foliage, early foliage production and rapid, compact growth. The new variety maintains its dark green foliage color under higher than normal light conditions, or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for four and six inch pot production and responds to Gibberellic acid treatment by flowering in 9 weeks after treatment. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named ‘S42’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green, glossy foliage, early foliage production and rapid, compact growth. The new variety maintains its dark green foliage color under higher than normal light conditions, or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for four and six inch pot production and responds to GA application by producing spathes 10 weeks after application. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Alocasia cultivar named ‘ALO4’ is disclosed, characterized by medium to large plant size, very vigorous growth with very early and abundant basal shoot production. Foliage is dark green, with thick, hastate leaf blades, veins surrounded with silver shadowing and light pink petioles with greyed-purple streaks. The new variety is very easy to grow under low and high light conditions as well as low and high temperature conditions and is commercially suitable for 6 to 10 inch pot production from a single tissue culture plantlet. The new variety is an Alocasia, typically produced as an ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Alocasia cultivar named ‘ALO2’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green, glossy foliage with veins surrounded by silver shadows. Plants are very vigorous, forming many basal shoots, symmetrical in form and suitable for production in commercial 6 or 8 inches pots from a single tissue culture plantlet. The new variety has closely overlapping cordate leaf blades and thick, contrasting light pink petioles with green streaks. The new variety is very easy to grow under low and high light conditions and well as low and high temperature conditions. The new variety also has exceptionally long 6 month shelf life. The new variety is an Alocasia, typically produced as an ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Alocasia cultivar named ‘ALO5’ is disclosed, characterized by medium to large size, very vigorous growth with strong basal shoot production. The new variety has very thick, sagittate leaf blades with veins surrounded with silver shadowing and contrasting light pink petioles with distinctive brown streaks. The new variety is very easy to grow under low and high light conditions and well as low and high temperature conditions and is commercially suitable for 8 to 10 inch pot production from a single tissue culture plantlet. The new variety is an Alocasia, typically produced as an ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Alocasia cultivar named ‘ALO3’ is disclosed, characterized by medium size, dark green, thick glossy foliage, very vigorous growth with very early and abundant basal shoot production. The new variety has closely overlapping, sagittate to nearly hastate leaf blades with narrow silver shadowing and glossy dark burgundy under leaf , as well as contrasting light pink petioles with green or brown streaks. The new variety is very easy to grow under low or high light conditions and well as low or high temperature conditions and is suitable for 6-8 inch pot production from a single tissue culture plantlet. The new variety is an Alocasia, typically produced as an ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Alocasia cultivar named ‘ALO1’ is disclosed, characterized by dark green, glossy, sagittate foliage with silver shadowing, and contrasting light pink petioles with distinctive decorative streaks. Plants are vigorous, very easy to grow under low and high light conditions and well as low and high temperature conditions. The new variety is commercially suitable for six inch pot production from a single tissue culture micro plantlet. The new variety is an Alocasia, typically produced as an ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Spathiphyllum cultivar named ‘S48’ is disclosed, characterized by very dark green, glossy foliage, rapid growth and early production of secondary shoots. The new variety can be produced commercial in tightly spaced pots and maintains its very dark green color under higher light conditions or low nutrient levels. The new variety is commercially suitable for 20 and 25 cm pot production. The new variety is a Spathiphyllum, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Mandevilla cultivar named ‘MOGI TWO’ is disclosed, characterized by short internodes, dark pink flowers, glossy foliage. Plants tolerate heat well and flower abundantly. The new variety is a Mandevilla, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Mandevilla cultivar named ‘MOGI ONE’ is disclosed, characterized by short internodes, deep red flowers, glossy foliage, and rapid growth. Flowering begins early. Plants are vigorous and flower abundantly. The new variety is a Mandevilla, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Mandevilla cultivar named ‘MOGI THREE’ is disclosed, characterized by short internodes, light pink flowers, and glossy foliage. Plants grow vigorously and flower abundantly. The new variety is a Mandevilla, typically produced as an indoor ornamental plant.