Hoya sigillatis large plant These have a really odd

These have a really odd growth pattern usually growing upright until a certain point and then they will being to create weeping branches towards the top creating a very wispy look

Paphiopedilums will appreciate bright indirect light (they will not flower in lower light conditions)

We aren't the biggest fan of those plain old terra-cotta planters but these light peachy clay body makes for a modern look to traditional terra-cotta

An absolutely adorable miniature caudiciform

Hoya sigillatis large plant These have a really oddHoya sigillatis is an incredible species native to Borneo, and it was described in 2004. This plant has thin brownish red leaves. If given strong light they do have the potential to sun stress. Their flower is really neat as well, they're tiny orange blooms. Care: Like most Hoyas, these will like to fully dry out in the soil between waterings. This may be roughly every 10 14 days depending on your home environment. They will do best when given a