Utility Objects - Asymmetrical Planter

Utility Objects - Asymmetrical PlanterWe are in love with these new Utility Objects planters. They're all handmade by the lovely Aleisha, a ceramist based out in Atlanta, Georgia. We love the colors and modern designs of each planter. They make for a beautiful combo when paired with any plant of your choosing. Each planter has drainage and comes with a saucer. @utilityobjects

and Indonesia

We are suckers for the cylinder shape

This is a really great Hoya species that is a must have for anyone's collection

This can be achieved by adding extra amendments such as kiwi/orchid bark and horticultural charcoal

climates during the winter where it will lose all of it's leaves and regrow them in the spring

THESE REQUIRE A VERY BRIGHT SPACE

Luckily this Haemanthus is a little easier going of a species than the others

These are quite easy in comparison to their velvety cousins

meaning the foliage will grow in center rather than off of a central vine

Water roughly every 7-10 days or when the soil has dried out from the top 2-3" and place it in a bright filtered light to dapple the direct sun

These Hoyas have extra cute blooms

This may be roughly around every 10-12 days