Hoya imbricata in stock these are going to be

these are going to be relatively slow growers compared to regular deliciosa

Philodendron gigas is one of the largest Philodendron species

You'll often see this plant being used to bring good fortune to someone

You'll notice their leaves look more cupped than flat

While we have an affinity for cream and light colored tees dont be afraid to get this dirty

Hoya imbricata in stock these are going to beHoya imbricata is an epiphytic climbing plant. They prefer to have surface that they can stick their leaves to. They look like little pancakes. If you do not give Hoya imbricata a surface to stick to they will fold together looking like tacos. Care: Like most Hoyas, these will like to fully dry out in the soil between waterings. This may be roughly every 10 12 days depending on your home environment. They will do best when given a bright light and can