Hoya caudata 'sumatra'These Hoyas have extra cute blooms! Though that is hard not to say about any Hoya. They are a fairly recent cultivar that have small thin leaves. New foliage emerges in a beautiful shade of red! Care: We recommend bright filtered light and watering every 12 14 days. Air on the side of neglect rather than over watering. The foliage will usually get somewhat soft when they need a drink. Hoyas in general prefer a coarse bark filled soil to promote proper

they're tiny orange blooms

The foliage on this Hoya is very similar to a coffee plant in terms of leaf shape and look

vinicolor thrives in cool

When saplings their trunks have the perfect character for a shallow Bonsai

These do not like to dry out

A gorgeous dark velvety anthurium hybrid

and their narrow

The foliage develops black spots on the underside in between it's veining that can be used to help identify if the flowers will be male or female

" It's foliage does not grow as large as other Schefflera species

We rarely see these unique plants offered

no leaves as they’re dormant

This big robust terrestrial Philodendron native to parts of Colombia