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.

Though it is more closely related to bananas than it is a bird

These can get MASSIVE we've seen some standing about 6-8 ft tall with 3ft leaves

This may be around 7-10 days depending on your home environment

Watering for these is recommended every 10 days but do not let this palm fully fully dry out

This wildly shaped Philodendron have a special place in our heart

It is very very common for Orbifolia to get beauty marks

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

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

We strongly condemn the poaching of plants or wild collection

we recommend watering as the moss starts to dry

They are just as durable as other Dracaena

We have heard mixed things about this plant as far as how fast it grows