Stephania suberosa Height:30 This rare hybrid between Philodendron

This rare hybrid between Philodendron gloriosum and a (unnamed) McColley’s hybrid is the shiny and fresh looking Philodendron 'Summer Glory’

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Protect from harsh afternoon summer rays

Schefflera arboricola ‘Gerda’ produces splashes of warm

The dramatic Dracaena draco 'Compact'

Stephania suberosa Height:30 This rare hybrid between PhilodendronNative to South West Thailand, Stephania suberosa grows long vines with soft green leaves, which emerge from its distinct chunky tuber, also known as a caudex. The caudex develops a woody and fissured cork like surface . Its vines can reach 4 metres long, before dying back for the plants dormant period. The plant is deciduous, usually losing its foliage for the autumn winter months, and while dormant refrain from watering. Leaves will begin to grow