20 - 30cm Dischidia Imbricata Houseplant in Hanging 14cm Pot

20 - 30cm Dischidia Imbricata Houseplant in Hanging 14cm PotDischidia imbricata is a fascinating and unusual epiphytic plant in the Apocynaceae family, native to Southeast Asia. It is closely related to Hoyas and is often grown by collectors for its distinctive growth habit and foliage. The plants creeping stems bear small, rounded, scale like leaves that press tightly against the surface they grow on whether bark, wood, or other structures. This overlapping, shingle like pattern (hence the name imbricata,

Mist occasionally or use a humidifier in drier environments to prevent leaf edges from crisping

C) for extended periods as it can cause damage to the foliage

The arrow-shaped leaves are a vivid lime to emerald green

Water less frequently in winter but never allow the soil to dry out completely

Alocasia Tiny Dancer is native to Asia and belongs to the Araceae family

⚠️ Toxicity Note: Like all Sansevierias

you can enjoy the striking variegated foliage of Acorus calamus variegatus in your garden or water feature

Humidity: Average indoor humidity is suitable

and narrow

‘Black Stem Zebrina’ retains its tropical grace while offering a deeper

It is native to Eurasia and North America and is commonly found in freshwater ponds

the rich purple foliage of this elegant variety turns to an attractive green