Cryptanthus cv.These little stars are in the bromeliad family. Their leathery leaves have white stripes that makes their dark green leaves look almost black! A nice bright filtered light will maintain their bright color! Care: These will do best in a bright filtered light. Too much direct sun can potentially bleach it's foliage! They do not like their soil to dry out all the way, so light watering is recommended when the top inch is dry roughly every 5 days in the

The bulb will slowly expand with age and produce offsets which can be easily propagated

Water when the pot is fully dry roughly which may roughly be every 2 weeks

The mist is ultra fine and the bottle keeps your hand from cramping up

or when it is completely dry

typically between 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 27°C)

This particular species is native to parts of the Philippines

This is a must have for any collector and makes for a great houseplant

Once confirmed

This amazing epiphytic species is native to parts of Guatemala

In about 30 minutes or so their tentacles will fold over their prey

pastel hues in shades of green

This Hoya is a relatively faster grower compared to other Hoyas which makes it even more special