Hoya obovataHoya obovata has large, deep green oval shaped leaves, often splashed with flecks of white and pink. Over time, the plant grows long vines and eventually sweet smelling flowers that look like little clusters of pink stars. Hoya obovata will happily climb up a stake or trellis, or set your pot in a hanger or on high shelf and let the vines cascade.

All moss harvested manually

the cultivar is thought to come from Skyland Farm in New Jersey

lime and crimson framed by wavy dark and distinct leaf margins

Hardiness Zone Zone 04: to -30 degrees Moisture Light Part Shade Height 18-24 in Bloom Time Bloom Color Blue Foliage Color Green

commonly known as Mason’s Congo or Whale’s fin is a semi-succulent

Full Sun to Part Shade

Does especially well in coastal areas

It can tolerate some direct sunlight

Mimosa pudica

Absolutely no pesticides or preservatives

globe-shaped habit

as pothos is one of the easiest plants to grow