Hoya cv. sunriseWhen this Hoya is exposed to very bright light the leafs can will turn a BRIGHT red! It really lives up to the name 'Sunrise.' Care: Like most Hoyas, these will like to fully dry out in the soil between waterings. This may be roughly every 10 14 days depending on your home environment. They will do best when given a bright light and can even handle some direct sun. These will not do well in lower light conditions! When repotting use a semi coarse soil

meaning the foliage will grow in center rather than off of a central vine

but also a pretty easy going plant

use an all-purpose soil and use care to not burry the rhizomes

The Asplenium genus in general are very hardy and durable compared to some other ferns

This may be every 7-10 days for a small size such a this one

It is important to avoid any sort of direct sun as it can easily burn foliage

Although scindapsus is sold often as a "low light plant" our definition of low light is what the plant needs to survive

this variety grows much faster and larger

Made by LBE Design in California

you can use a semi-coarse potting medium

Provide strong direct sun or bright filter light

Care for these beauties will be about the same as most other Philodendrons