20 - 30cm Dischidia Imbricata Houseplant in Hanging 14cm Pot

20 - 30cm Dischidia Imbricata Houseplant in Hanging 14cm PotDischidia imbricata is a fascinating and unusual epiphytic plant in the Apocynaceae family, native to Southeast Asia. It is closely related to Hoyas and is often grown by collectors for its distinctive growth habit and foliage. The plants creeping stems bear small, rounded, scale like leaves that press tightly against the surface they grow on whether bark, wood, or other structures. This overlapping, shingle like pattern (hence the name imbricata,

The round fruits hang from brown woody stems that produce rounded green leaves that turn bright orange in the autumn and fade to red before falling in early winter

Ficus ‘Ginseng’ (S-Type) typically reaches 40–60 cm in height when maintained as a bonsai

The watering frequency for Alocasia Platinum varies depending on environmental conditions

twisting leaves with green

Cotyledon orbiculata species are native to arid regions of southern Africa and are known for their drought tolerance and attractive shapes

Ficus elastica ‘Robusta’ is a classic and robust cultivar of the well-known Rubber Plant

Frond care: Remove yellowing or fully browned fronds at the base

and coco coir is ideal

new shoots will grow from the fragments

Use a well-draining yet moisture-retentive aroid mix — ideally a combination of peat-free compost

the plant forms a clump of elegant foliage that brings a lush

Unlike many Ficus species