Scindapsus 'Jade Satin'A very interesting cultivar of a classic houseplant! The leaves are thick, leathery, and dark green unlike most other common scindapsus varieties. Care We recommend weekly waterings when the first 2" 3" of the pot is dry and a nice filtered light. Although scindapsus is sold often as a "low light plant" our definition of low light is what the plant needs to survive. So a source of natural light somewhere in the room will keep this plant sustained and

The leaf margins on this Hoya can appear almost fully black when exposed to strong light

almost black and extraterrestrial looking foliage

We can simulate these conditions by using a moss pole

If you put these in direct sun or outside they will turn a bright red

They will need bright filtered flight to really thrive

Sun stress will also cause inner margins to blush bright pink When in the right conditions

These will do best in as bright of a space you can provide in your home

This species is closely related to African Violets

and Indonesia

These aren’t commonly cultivated and it’s quite excited to have these in

This is a classic plant and I'm sure we all remember the instagram rave about Pilea

these would do great in strong indirect light