Hoya 'Mathilde'Hoya 'Mathilde' is hybrid of Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens. They take the great characteristic of small leaves from Hoya serpens and the leathery leaves from Hoya carnosa. The best part about it is that it is not fussy picky like their parent plant Hoya serpens. We've found this one to be a prolific bloomer once it gets going. We think their blooms smell slightly tropical, kind of like sunscreen! Care: Like most Hoyas, these will like to fully dry out

You can either let this plant trail or stake/trellis it

These ones do not like to dry out a lot between waterings

These are an uncommon find that were excited to be able to offer

The foliage is actually really thick and hard almost succulent like but they do like to be on the somewhat moist side

These can handle direct sun although bright filtered is ideal

They tend to be a slower grower

It can take several decades to grow a few centimeters in diameter

it is either yellow

It is one cactus we have searched for

Care:

Dischidia imbricata is a popular choice among plant enthusiasts who appreciate its distinct appearance and relatively low-maintenance care needs

Definitely a piece to add to your daily objects