Scaphosepalum breveScaphosepalum breve is a miniature epiphytic orchid species native to cloudforests of northern South America (Guyana, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador and Bolivia) at altitudes of approximately 5002,200 m. It features a small tuft of narrow, erect leaves arising from slender stems, and produces slender, flexuous inflorescences bearing a string of tiny, funnel or helmetshaped flowers about 1. 25 cm across. The flowers typically display yellow sepals fused

Best grown mounted on cork

Alocasia will naturally shift their orientation towards the light

The leaves of Dischidia philippinensis are oval to heart-shaped

Each emerging leaf on these lil' babies will get more and more lobed with maturity

It is definitely a first for us

With strong sun the plant will become a higher color intensity of pink

Given the proper care they can definitely take over a space

use a coarse well-draining soil mix

Aka “Penis or PeePee Cactus” this Bolivian high desert native cacti is a rather odd and off putting variety

Formerly known as Hoya parasitica

these would do great in strong indirect light

fine bark + sphagnum) in a small pot to ensure moisture but also drainage