Dioscorea elephantipes

Dioscorea elephantipesAn Arium favorite. A beautiful caudiciform plant that is native to South Africa. The fissured surface resembles an elephant's foot, and that is where it gets it's nickname from! It is one known to go dormant in U. S. climates during the winter where it will lose all of it's leaves and regrow them in the spring! Care: These will do best in bright indirect light. They do not like too much share though! It is important to not overwater during the winter

We are very obsessed with this plant

it produces lots cute little pink flowers in the early spring if provided enough light

These are not one to overwater or underwater

and we aren't kidding about that

The Audrey has bright green oval shaped leaves

This may be around every 10-14 days depending on your home environment

Garson was making discreet music

As a houseplant

Known for its frosty blue sheen this acts as a sunscreen against strong light in its native habitats

Because of this mutation

Native to southern Africa this evergreen succulent trailing vine can drape to lengths as far as you can imagine

Let your friend or loved one pick their own plant friend