Dischidia majorCare: These would thrive as a mounted plant or in a hanging basket which can help mimic it's natural environment. Although they do just as nicely in a potted planter. Dischidia care is very similar to Hoya care. They like a very nice bright filtered light and can go slightly on the dry side when it comes to watering. Water every 10 14 days as the pot drys or the foliage feels limp rather than firm. When re potting use a semi coarse soil medium. All of

This epiphytic species is native to parts of Southeast Asia and Australia

This oddball blueish Haworthia has our hearts

Peperomias are semi succulent so they do prefer to dry just a tad more than more tropical plants

Paphiopedilum 'QF Akala Lelo' is a stunning hybrid orchid that combines the best traits of its parent species

The foliage is actually really thick and hard almost succulent like but they do like to be on the somewhat moist side

A special release in collaboration with Daniel Cardoza at Operating Hours Design

This are only going to have a bit of a edge of white and wider foliage in comparison to its similar counterpart Hoya carnosa variegata

a small to medium pot is sufficient

They are difficult to water from above so we recommend watering from below by placing the pot in a shallow dish of water

it can start to lose some of its variegation though makes up for it with its incredible dark burgundy foliage

It is not one you typically see available

We recommend watering when when the soil is about half dry for this size pot