Agraecum leonisAngraecum leonis is a charming and distinctive species of epiphytic orchid native to Madagascar and the Comoros Islands. It belongs to the genus Angraecum, which is well known for its star shaped, waxy white flowers and delightful fragrances, often produced at night to attract moth pollinators. Description Growth habit: Angraecum leonis is a compact, monopodial orchid with a short stem that bears thick, fleshy leaves arranged distichously (in two

giving the flower a wild

Natal Mahogany do not like to dry out all of the way in their pots

giving it a soft

this Alocasia boasts pink venation and dark shimmery leaves

requiring regular watering to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged

star-shaped

Unlike traditional cacti

Potting Medium & Mounting:Use a well‐draining mix with fine bark

" allowing the plant to store moisture for extended periods

Foliage will occasionally age/mature with a yellowish hue

Like other Dischidia species

Native to southern Africa this evergreen succulent trailing vine can drape to lengths as far as you can imagine