Dischidia ovata 3"Dischidia ovata is a succulent epiphytic plant that's great for hanging baskets or terrariums. Its oval, dark green leaves have a lighter vine and sometimes turn a little purple in brighter light, giving it its common name of "Watermelon Plant." Light: part sun Watering: dry down 10% between watering Soil: potting mix mixed with orchid bark Images are used for general reference only. The size, shape and bloom state of each plant will vary.

Soil: Regular potting soil

cascading branches and finely dissected

narrow deep maroon leaves appear and then fade to a green-maroon in summer

Interior Diameter at lip: 14

Watering: evenly moist

Pseudorhipsalis ramulosa

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Rotundifolia in Latin means 'round-leaved'

Bloom: April

Medium green foliage forms a dense mound and turns mahogany-red in fall