Nightmare Collection- 7 inch Haddonfield Hollow
Haddonfield Hollow
Some houses remember. Long after the trick-or-treaters go home and the porch lights flicker out, one face keeps watch on the quiet street — pale, hollow-eyed, and utterly still. Standing 7 inches tall and hand-painted and hand-finished in weathered bronze and umber tones, this face planter carries every shadow of an autumn night that never quite ends. The eyes don't blink. They don't need to.
Rising from the crown like something that shouldn't be growing there is a Pilea involucrata, the "Friendship Plant," potted in its own 3-inch nursery pot and settled right into the hollow of the skull. Its leaves are deeply quilted, shifting between moss green and dusky wine-red — as if the last color of October got tangled in its veins. It's the one thing in Haddonfield that still knows how to spread warmth: root a cutting, pass it along, and the friendship keeps walking, slow and steady, long after dark.
Care for your Friendship Plant:
Light: Bright, indirect light — too much direct sun scorches those textured leaves, too little dulls their color.
Water: Keep soil lightly moist, never soggy; let the top inch dry before watering again.
Humidity: Thrives with extra humidity — a bathroom windowsill or spot near a humidifier keeps it happiest.
Propagation tip: Snip a stem just below a node and root it in water or moist soil. It takes quickly, ready to haunt someone else's windowsill.
The plant stays snug in its nursery pot, so watering and repotting down the line is simple — just lift it out, tend to it, and set it right back into the hollow.
