Dischidia ruscifolia

Dischidia ruscifoliaDon't even get us started on Dischidia. They are one of our favorite type of plants. These are epiphytes which basically means they grow on trees or even rocks similar to orchids, although they still do perfectly fine in a coarse mix. These eventually produce the cutest little white flowers over time. This particular species is native to parts of the Philippines. Ships in a growers pot. Care: These would thrive as a mounted plant or in a hanging

This could be roughly every 3-4 weeks depending on your home environment

Water  when the first 1-2" of soil starts to dry out

These are rapid growing climbing aroids and one of our favorites

Scindapsus like these will be happiest in a bright filtered light to really thrive

This may roughly be every 10-12 days depending on your home environment

We've got a soft spot for Hoyas

They do great as mounts or potted plants in coarse airy soil

obtusa are native to South Africa

Native to parts of Southeast Asia

use an all-purpose soil medium that will drain water well

When repotting use a semi-coarse soil medium

Although this is sold often as a "low light plant" our definition of low light is what the plant needs to survive