Hoya/ Dischidia

The more common name for this Hoya is Hindu Rope. As it grows, it closely resembles a rope and begins to trail. Though it's a slower grower compared to other...

The more common name for this Hoya is Hindu Rope. As it grows, it closely resembles a rope and begins to trail. Though it's a slower grower compared to other...

The more common name for this Hoya is Hindu Rope. As it grows, it closely resembles a rope and begins to trail. Though it's a slower grower compared to other...

Hoya RB Dick EPC 196 is an uncommon Hoya with leaves that are typically have thick leaves with veining that is profound compared to other types of Hoya. The flowers are typically creamy...

The more common name for this Hoya is Hindu Rope. As it grows, it closely resembles a rope and begins to trail. Though it's a slower grower compared to other...

Hoya Carnosa is a great houseplant to add to your collection! It is also known as the porcelain flower/ wax plant that is beginner-friendly and pet friendly. It grows best...

Hoya incrassata species are highly fragrant species originally from the Philippines. This is a beginner-friendly plant.  And produce gorgeous flowers when fertilized during the spring and summer months. It prefers to be...

Sansevieria Francisii is a very uncommon snake plant that makes for a great houseplant or even office plant! Its leaves thick and stiff with pointed ends that can keep even the...

  Hoya Pubicalyx is a climbing or trailing succulent known for its waxy, dark green leaves with silvery spots. It produces fragrant star-shaped flowers in clusters that typically has shades of...

Hoya obovata 'Splash' is a striking, low-maintenance tropical houseplant known for its thick, round, dark green leaves adorned with silvery splashes. It's a slow to moderate grower that thrives in...

  With its captivating variegated leaves boasting shades of green, creamy white, and pink, this Hoya variety brings a vibrant pop of color to any room. Loved for its waxy...

The more common name for this Hoya is Hindu Rope. As it grows, it closely resembles a rope and begins to trail. Though it's a slower grower compared to other...