Hoya RHM 002 “Ligia”

Hoya RHM 002 “Ligia”Hoya Ligia (RHM 002) is a cross by Ric Moreir and named after his mother. It has dainty leaves that splash nicely and sun stress in higher light settings. It has shown us to be fairly cold tolerant as well. Pictures are of actual plants available your plant will be chosen from. All plants are grown outside therefore leaves may show some environmental imperfections. White spotting on leaves is residual from sprays used to control insects, mites and

Pinguicula Primuliflora are a carnivorous plant that grows in a rosette shape with sticky leaves that catch the bugs

The flowers are clusters of creamy white petals and pearly white corona centered in pink and yellow

This variety of Alocasia stays compact at 24-36” in height making it a great size for a houseplant as well

I gave mine a pole to grow up and it has doubled its original size in just a month

Philodendron Bette Waterbury is believed to be a natural hybrid collected from the rainforests of Central and South America

These plants are rooting in a 4” pot

we recommend placing pot in tray of water once weekly or as the top of moss dries out

before consuming anything

Our bat plants hang out in our orchid corner where it gets bright light but no direct sunlight

Fig plants can be container grown and maintained smaller with annual trimming

These plants are growing in a 4” hanging basket

During the Winter months we recommend shipping Alocasia to only Florida and states close to Florida (Georgia