Hoya curtisii

Hoya curtisiiThese are native to parts of Southern Asia and have incredibly splashy teardrop shaped foliage. Their flowers smell like frosting! An Arium favorite. 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

Since this is a desert species they get very minimal watering even more so in the winter months

Commonly referred to as jewel orchids they are most known for their dark

They will like to be watered when the first 1-2 inches are dry out which should roughly be about once a week

Calathea thrive in indirect light (no direct sun) and like to stay slightly moist

then we use an outer layer of sheet moss as a green exterior

These are super beautiful

This Brazilian species is Arium's absolute favorite Calathea

use a semi-coarse or chunky soil medium

A lovely Philodendron with spectacular silvery foliage

We recommend watering roughly every 2 weeks as the soil is dry during the spring and summer

The foliage develops black spots on the underside in between it's veining that can be used to help identify if the flowers will be male or female

Not your grammy's plant