Philodendron crassinerviumThis Brazilian Philodendron can be found close to the coasts. Known for it's very elongated leaves that are tri lobed! Care: These would be happiest in a bright filtered light and taking care to avoid direct sun. As with most aroids, water when roughly the top 2" of soil is dry. This may roughly be once a week or longer depending on your home environment. It will prefer a higher humidity environment! When repotting use a semi coarse soil medium that

but we will make sure it is a good one nonetheless

its commonly referred to as the rope Hoya given when the vines get rather long it can appear to look like strands of rope

This Rhaphidophora is native to parts of Asia

These are rapid growing climbers that get larger in size when given a moss pole to grow upon

This is probably the most CLASSIC Hoya

These have a thick foliage and grow thin stalks that usually max out around a foot tall

Although they do just as nicely in a potted planter

use a very coarse well draining cacti soil

These Dracaena masoniana aka whale/shark fin are one tough plant

Water every 12 days during the hot summers and every 3-4 weeks *In winter*

In the wild

This workshop usually takes around 1 hour and it is hosted at our Portland store