01 / MOTHER STOCK
It starts with our stock.
Mother plants grown in our greenhouse provide the starting material for the next crop.
VALLEY COLOR GROWERS · SIGNATURE FOLIAGE
Exceptional foliage.
Grown here.
Discover our foliage collection, grown in Ramona, California. Distinctive hanging baskets, young plants, and contract-grow planning for florists, garden centers, and wholesale buyers.
ROOTED IN RAMONAFamily-owned · Over 45 years of growing
WHOLESALE FOLIAGELINER PROGRAM IN DEVELOPMENTCONTRACT-GROW INQUIRIES
FROM OUR GREENHOUSE TO YOUR BUSINESS
Foliage worth a closer look.
Real plants. Real growing experience. Discover the color and texture of our foliage program.
Valley Hi-Color Pothos
Marble Queen Pothos
String of Hearts
Ask about program availability.
Plant care ↗THE COLLECTION
Good things are growing.
Explore the varieties we’re introducing. Contact us to confirm current availability, container sizes, and quantities.
THE LINER PROGRAM · ROOTED IN RAMONA
Grown Here. Rooted Here.
A closer look at our Reverse Variegated Spider Plant production—from mother plants and pups to rooted liners and finished foliage.
02 / PUPS & CUTTINGS
The next generation.
Spider plant pups are collected from established stock for propagation.
03 / ROOTED LINERS
Roots you can see.
Young plants develop roots before moving into the next stage of production.
04 / FINISHED CROP
Ready for the next chapter.
The crop grows on into full foliage plants and hanging baskets.
Liners are currently produced in 72-cell trays. Available varieties, quantities, and timing are confirmed through inquiry.
YOUNG PLANTS · GROWN IN RAMONA
Strong starts for your next crop.
Explore our spider liner program. Contact us to confirm varieties, quantities, and timing.
Variegated 72 cell tray
Reverse Variegated 72 cell tray
Bonnie 72 cell tray
Liners & plug trays
Our liners are currently produced in 72-cell trays. Tell us your desired varieties, quantities, and planting schedule. Let’s plan the start of your next crop.
Discuss a liner programContract growing
We’ll review varieties, quantities, container sizes, and target dates together before confirming a grow agreement.
Discuss a contract growContract growing inquiries:
victor@valleycolorgrowers.com
OUR PHOTO GALLERY
A closer look at what we grow.
Browse our reviewed plant and greenhouse photos. Select a photo to see it larger.
Monstera deliciosa
Variegated 72 cell tray
Reverse Variegated 72 cell tray
Bonnie 72 cell tray
Baltic Blue Close up
Baltic Blue
Silver Sword
6-inch Snow Queen
6-inch Marble Queen
Pothos NJoy
Golden Pothos
Hi-Color Pothos
Syngonium Albo
Monstera Swiss Cheese
Variegated Spider
Reverse Variegated Spider Plant pup
Reverse Variegated Pups for cutting or plugs
6-inch Reverse Variegated
Reverse Variegated growing
String of Turtles 2
String of Turtles
Hi-Color Pothos
Homepage & collection
Marble Queen
Featured foliage & collectionString of Hearts
Featured foliage
Spider mother stock
Liner story
Spider pups in hand
Liner storyRooted spider liner
Liner story
Spider hanging baskets
Liner story & collection
Green spider plants
Collection
Greenhouse production
About section
Spider basket
Previously used homepage photo
Reverse Variegated Spider
Greenhouse hanging basketsSpider Liners
Young plants in productionVALLEY COLOR GROWERS
Established roots.
A fresh direction.
For more than 45 years, Valley Color Growers has been a family-owned wholesale grower in Ramona, California. Our operation spans two growing locations encompassing more than 40 acres in Ramona. Our new foliage program brings that growing experience to a collection of indoor plants.
Our growing team is introducing this program to florists, retail garden centers, and growers across Southern California.
Yard 1 · Ramona, California
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Yard 2 · Ramona, California
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A LOOK INSIDE VALLEY COLOR
Tour Our Facility
Take a closer look at our growing operation in Ramona, California.
TAKE A LITTLE GREEN HOME
Beautiful plants.
Simple everyday care.
Bought a Valley Color plant from your local shop? Find your plant below and help it settle into its new home.
Bright, gentle light.
Start near a bright window with filtered light. Move gradually if changing exposure; hot afternoon sun through glass can scorch foliage.
Soil first. Calendar second.
Check the mix with your finger and lift the pot to feel its weight. Water thoroughly when needed, let it drain, and empty the saucer or decorative outer pot.
A little goes a long way.
Use a balanced houseplant fertilizer at its labeled indoor rate while actively growing. Reduce or pause feeding when growth slows; avoid doubling up with fertilizer already in the mix.
Choose your plant to open its care guide.
PothosGolden · Hi-Color · Marble Queen · N’Joy
- Light
- Bright, indirect light keeps variegation attractive; avoid hot direct sun. Lower light slows growth.
- Water
- Let the upper potting mix dry before watering; check below the surface, then water thoroughly and drain.
- Good to know
- Prune long vines above a node for a fuller look. Yellow leaves with wet soil suggest excess moisture; fading variegation may mean too little light.
Spider PlantsVariegated · Reverse Variegated · Green · Bonnie
- Light
- Medium to bright, indirect light; protect from harsh direct sunlight.
- Water
- Water when the surface starts to dry. Keep the root zone lightly moist, never soggy; reduce watering in cooler, darker conditions.
- Good to know
- Brown tips can reflect fertilizer salts or fluoride in water. Try rainwater or reverse-osmosis water and avoid heavy feeding. Plantlets can be rooted separately.
RAMONA, CALIFORNIA · GENERALLY USDA ZONE 9b
Compare your climate: Ramona is generally Zone 9b, with the broader 92065 ZIP code spanning Zones 9a–10a depending on location. Zone 9b represents an average annual extreme winter minimum of 25–30°F.
For Green and Reverse Variegated Spider Plants, similar mild-winter climates are a useful starting point for outdoor shade growing. A matching zone alone does not guarantee performance: shade, frost pockets, wind, watering, and freeze duration also matter. USDA zones describe winter cold, not summer heat tolerance.
Find your zone on the 2023 USDA map ↗ · Ramona 92065 zone reference ↗
Green & Reverse Variegated: enjoy them outdoors, too.
These selections can also be grown in a shaded yard or patio. Our grower reports that established plants in a shaded home garden have experienced temperatures as low as 26°F and as high as 100°F in shade.
That is a local growing observation, rather than a guaranteed temperature range. Frost exposure, how long temperatures last, acclimation, and growing in pots versus the ground affect results. Protect plants during freezes, especially newly purchased plants and exposed containers.
Choose bright shade out of hot afternoon sun. Outdoor pots can dry faster in heat or wind—check the soil more often and water thoroughly when needed.
Philodendron BrasilHeart-shaped leaves with green and lime color
- Light
- Bright, indirect light is a good starting point. Lower light is tolerated but growth slows.
- Water
- Check the mix before watering; allow the surface to dry slightly, then water and drain.
- Good to know
- Trim trailing stems to shape the plant, or provide climbing support. Wipe dust gently from leaves and inspect undersides for insects.
Monstera deliciosaLarge leaves · upright climbing form
- Light
- Moderately bright, indirect light; protect leaves from intense direct sun.
- Water
- Allow the upper quarter to one-third of the potting mix to dry, then water thoroughly and let excess drain.
- Good to know
- Provide sturdy support as stems lengthen. Young leaves may be solid before developing splits. Prefers 60–85°F and humid air.
Monstera Swiss CheeseCheck the plant label: this guide covers Monstera adansonii
- Light
- Bright, indirect light; harsh sun can scorch the leaves.
- Water
- Keep the mix lightly moist with good drainage. Check before watering and avoid a constantly saturated pot.
- Good to know
- Let vines trail or guide them onto a trellis. Keep above 50°F, away from cold drafts; a humidifier helps in dry rooms. Inspect for mites and mealybugs.
String of HeartsDelicate trailing vines · succulent leaves
- Light
- Bright, indirect light; avoid suddenly exposing leaves to strong sun.
- Water
- Let the potting mix dry completely between waterings. Water less when growth slows in winter.
- Good to know
- Use a freely draining succulent mix. Long gaps between leaves can mean insufficient light. Soft yellow leaves with wet soil suggest overwatering.
Baltic Blue & Variegated PinnatumFuture collection additions
- Light
- Bright, indirect light; protect from intense direct sun.
- Water
- Keep well-drained mix lightly moist, letting the surface dry slightly before watering.
- Good to know
- Give climbing stems support. Keep warm and away from drafts. Watch for mealybugs, scale, thrips, and mites; avoid waterlogged soil.
Syngonium AlboFuture collection addition · arrowhead foliage
- Light
- Bright, filtered light; direct sun can bleach or burn leaves.
- Water
- Check soil moisture before watering. Let the surface dry slightly and use a pot that drains freely.
- Good to know
- Provide warmth and humidity. Prune trailing stems to maintain a compact shape, or give climbing support. Inspect for aphids, mealybugs, and mites.
Comfortable indoors.
Choose a warm spot away from heater and AC vents. Protect tropical foliage from frost. Green and Reverse Variegated Spider Plants also suit outdoor shade—see their guide for our grower’s local experience and weather protection tips.
Notice a change?
Yellowing can have several causes—check soil moisture before adding water. Inspect new plants and leaf undersides for pests; separate affected plants and ask your retailer for help identifying the problem.
Plants & pets.
Pothos, philodendron, Monstera, and Syngonium can irritate the mouth if chewed. Keep them out of reach of pets and small children.
Care guidance adapted from NC State Extension plant profiles and Clemson Extension’s indoor plant guide. Adjust watering to your home, pot, and season.
WHOLESALE ORDERING
Pickup & delivery.
Plan your order with our minimums and regional delivery fees.
$500
Minimum order for pickup.
$750
Minimum order for delivery. Delivery fees are additional.
- San Diego
- $150
- Los Angeles
- $200
- Riverside
- $200
FRESH FROM VALLEY COLOR
Get availability updates.
Request wholesale availability emails for finished foliage and 72-cell liners.
LET’S PLAN YOUR NEXT CROP
What would you
like to grow?
Prepare your inquiry with the details that help us plan: varieties, quantities, sizes, pickup or delivery preference, and the date you need your plants. Pickup minimum: $500. Delivery minimum: $750, plus the regional delivery fee.
For contract growing, email victor@valleycolorgrowers.com.
This planner creates a downloadable inquiry for you to share with Valley Color Growers. It does not submit an order or reserve plants.