Rhaphidophora cryptanthaThis Rhaphidophora is native to parts of Asia. It is a shingling grower, meaning the leaves grow directly off of the vine rather than growing with a defined stem. These ones stand out among other shingling Rhaphidophora as they have dark velvety leaves with shimmering veins! These will do best if given a flat surface to climb such as a board. For best growing results, these will also prefer warmer conditions. Care: These will do best if given a bright

These will thrive in strong indirect light

This cultivar is an odd version of the species Hoya carnosa

A gorgeous variation classic specimen

The baskets are especially cute due to the heart shaped foliage

be sure to use a semi-coarse

They will do best when given a bright light and can even handle some direct sun

Old growth will become slightly squishy to the touch when they are thirsty

This batch of Monstera deliciosa are fabulously fenestrated and are a perfect height

They like a LOT of light

Their mature leaf shape is very variable

They will need bright filtered flight to really thrive

These need bright indirect light but they can handle 2-3 hours of direct sun if it is morning or evening light