Epipremnum pinnatum 'Baltic Blue'This species is native to the to a wide range across southeast Asia, Papua New Guinea, and Australia where theyre found climbing up trees. As this species matures, it can produce large fenestration! Care: Like most aroids, these naturally are climbing up trees in their native habitat. We can simulate these conditions by using a moss pole. They enjoy bright indirect light while avoiding harsh direct sun. We recommend watering when the top 1 2" of soil

we recommend an all-purpose houseplant soil that will drain water well

The true allure of Chiloschista parishii lies in its exquisite blooms

Random fact these are related to the cucumber

they will like to dry out roughly 3/4ths of the way in the soil it is rooted in

strong indirect to even a few hours of direct sun

These need a very bright light to grow well

indirect light is ideal (similar to many Oncidium-type orchids)

these will NOT do well in lower light conditions

This particular species is native to parts of the Philippines

Temperature

When re-potting use a semi-coarse soil that will drain water well

airy habitat