Dischidia ovata low light You'll wanna let these dry

You'll wanna let these dry in between waterings completely then when dry give it a nice good watering roughly every 10-14 days in the summer

we're excited about these Hoya obscura

Commonly confused for Pilea peperomioides

These thrive in bright filtered light and can also thrive in medium light

Dischidia ovata low light You'll wanna let these dryDischidia ovata is one of our absolute favorites here at the shop! How could anyone resist the watermelon like leaves! This epiphytic species is native to parts of Southeast Asia and Australia. One of the best qualities about this dischidia is that in bright lighting conditions they'll turn red purple ish; hence the nickname watermelon. Care: These would thrive as a mounted plant or in a hanging basket which can help mimic it's natural environment.