Dischidia parasita (former Dischidiopsis parasitica) (2.5″ pot)
Dischidia’s are related to Hoyas. This one produces unusual fuchsia colored flowers. It likes shade and looks nice in a hanging basket. This is an easy to grow plant recommended for beginners.
Ships in 2.5″ pot. Photo #2 ONLY, is an example on size plant for sale.
Description
Dischidias are “Hoya cousins!” They are easy to grow and don’t require much attention. They do best outside in filtered light or indoors with lots of light and good air circulation. They like to have good drained soil. Fertilizer is average and it is best to avoid freezing temperatures. Dischidias flower normally during the warmer months when mature.
D. parasitica is a really good bloomer once mature. A lot of Dischidias don’t have very showy flowers, but this species has very cute fuchsia colored flowers that stand out. This species is native to The Philippines. I would recommend it for a beginner.
The pictures showing flowers were previously taken of my mother plant, not the plant for sale.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.5 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 6 × 8 × 18 in |
