Hoya obovata 'Reverse'

Hoya obovata 'Reverse'Probably one of our ABSOLUTE favorite hoyas, but variegated! 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 even handle some direct sun. These will not do well in lower light conditions! When repotting use a semi coarse airy soil that will drain water well. Lot of kiwi bark can help for

This particular species is super wispy and fun to look at

These are in the genus Epipremnum which the genus holds a variety of incredibly beautiful and unusual species

and round to oval in shape

Sinningias prefer bright filtered light

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

We're not entirely sure of the ID

They are a fast growing vine that naturally trellis well

Commonly called a climbing onion

Bright indirect light to direct sun will be best for a cacti such as this one

It has very short branches that can form purple/pink flowers in the spring and summer under the right growing conditions

' Once this happens

there is no upkeep needed for the moss pole itself other than keeping moist