Dischidia pectinoides

Dischidia pectinoidesAn epiphytic rainforest plant native to Southeast Asia. They have a very close genetic relationship with Hoya. Produces numerous small, ornamental red flowers and is best known for its curious looking, pouch like leaves. Prefers bright indirect light. Allow the planting medium to dry out before you soak it in water to rehydrate. Prune freely to maintain the size and mist as often as you can. Add feed to the water once every three months. Length:

Non-toxic to pets

A gorgeous trailing plant that has green foliage with a white and pink margin

Life with a potted plant is undeniably better

mist twice daily with water and grow gourmet mushrooms

Schefflera are easy to care for and help to clean the surrounding air

but not deep shade

cut the flowering stalk back to just above the second node (joint) visible beneath the spent flowers

If you love patterned foliage

watering when the top inch of compost begins to dry

this is a great choice if you’re looking to add height and presence to a room

They bloom from the terminal ends of segment pads with orange flowers

mid-green leaves on long stalks