Hoya multiflora 'Shooting Star'The foliage on this Hoya is very similar to a coffee plant in terms of leaf shape and look. It's a crazy fast grower when on a trellis and in a nice warm spot. This is called multiflora for a reason because these bloom like CRAZY and their flowers look like shooting stars. Care These like to dry about halfway between watering, we usually recommend every 10 12 days and strong filtered light although it can handle some dapple direct sun. When re potting

This fern is incredibly interesting as it is more of a miniature species

Consolea rubescens is a really intriguing species as it literally looks like it got ran over

Older fronds will die off with age exposing the vertical growing rhizome

They do great as mounts or potted plants in coarse airy soil

Cacti's ancestors

roughly once a week

Frequency can vary of how much light it is getting

This amazing species is native to Brazil

use a semi-coarse soil that can drain well

making it well-suited for its native humid

This will also do best in a bright filtered light

This plant is quickly becoming an all-time classic