Dischidia imbricataDischidia imbricata is a fascinating and highly decorative epiphytic plant native to Southeast Asia, particularly the Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Known for its unique, overlapping leaf arrangement and trailing growth habit, Dischidia imbricata is a popular choice among plant enthusiasts who appreciate its distinct appearance and relatively low maintenance care needs. One of the most striking features of Dischidia imbricata is its distinctive

Water when the pot is fully dry roughly which may roughly be every 2 weeks

The variegation on the foliage truly looks like the night sky

The bright silvery veins on the velvety foliage practically sparkle

though you will always want to ensure it is dry before watering

These are in the genus Epipremnum which the genus holds a variety of incredibly beautiful and unusual species

These really enjoy being mounted

which can lead to root rot

Lot of kiwi bark can help for Hoya drainage

This is a tropical palm native to parts of Asia with beautiful almost fan like foliage

We recommend watering only when the soil is almost all the way dry

Be sure to water less during the cold months as it will be dormant

Aglaomorpha is one of the best fern groups