Dischidia ovataDischidia 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.

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This plant is soft and hairy

Hoya obscura has slightly elongated leaves and lovely veining

These pruners cut like butter

Mica is added to the clay to give it the shimmer

These are very beautiful and easy going plants

We love this cactus for its amazing shade of azure and lightly golden spines

Dischidia imbricata is a fascinating and highly decorative epiphytic plant native to Southeast Asia

their smell is similar to a floral soap or detergent

Apply directly into soil

this Alocasia truly has the appearance that the scale of a dragon fell off grew roots

We are in love with these new Utility Objects planters