Epipremnum amplissimumThis species is native to the to a wide range across southeast Asia, Papua New Guinea, and Australia where theyre found climbing up trees. They currently have a long narrow and silvery blue hue to them. As this plant matures, their leaves will get quite long, and they will lose the blue shine to it. 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

These are in the genus Epipremnum which the genus holds a variety of incredibly beautiful and unusual species

The bulb will slowly expand with age and produce offsets which can be easily propagated

Peperomias are semi succulent so they do prefer to dry just a tad more than more tropical plants

making it suitable for growing in containers

Like most climbing Monstera

These beautiful specimen are found in the coastal countries of South America

dark red lip contrasts beautifully with the lighter

making it a beautiful and fragrant addition to any collection

these naturally trail along the forest floor

or as part of a vertical garden

We recommend watering every 2-3 weeks when the soil is completely dry in the spring and summer

decidedly unscientific tunes enacted on the new-fangled device called the Moog