Hoya sigillatisHoya 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

Because of the variegation

We especially love that they swirl

We love Sinningias here at the shop

Scindapsus like these will be happiest in a bright filtered light to really thrive

This funky plant is endemic to Madagascar growing in forests of Alluaudia

or trail on whatever it's near

This species was first collected in 1995 by Joep Mooneen

Mounts are great ways to grow your plant as they can mimic epiphytic conditions that plants would normally experience in their natural habitats

Water when first 2" of the soil is dry

These are only available for our local Portland residents or people choosing pickup at our Portland shop

thrips and many more

Known for is compacted foliage