Category: Dischidias
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Dischidia Imbricata (Kidney plant)
₹120.00Add to cartSelling size: Mentioned on last picture (Well rooted plant in jiffy bag)
Dischidia Imbricata develops imbricate leaves which hold tightly to the growing surface. This member of milkweed family is a fast growing easy to care for plant, a nice bright space close to a window will be prime and making sure that at least a third of it’s soil dries out before watering.
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Dischidia oiantha
₹65.00Add to cartPlease refer 1st image for plant id and last image for selling size(Rooted plant in Jiffy bag)
Dischidia oiantha
Dischidias have firm, semi-succulent foliage. It grows as an epiphyte, this plant also makes a great candidate for mounting on tree fern bark/wood plaques.
Place in very bright, indirect light. Water when the top 1/2 of the soil is dry.
Toxic to pets, every plant is unique
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String Of Nickels Variegated (Dischidia Oiantha)
₹65.00Read moreSelling size: Mentioned on last picture well Rooted plant in jiffy bag
Product DetailsQuick Care Guide
Water Moderately
This epiphytic plant receives its moisture from dew and the air. It can tolerate a drier growing medium, and if grown on bark, should be misted frequently or submerged in water until air bubbles disappear.
High Light
This plant loves to receive lots of bright, filtered light. It may even tolerate a few hours of direct morning or evening sunlight.
Moderate Humidity
This plant requires a high humidity environment (75% >) to thrive, although it will tolerate a slightly less humid location.
Problems & Maintenance
The Dischidia oiantha Variegata is prone to mealybugs. Inspect its vines regularly to keep them at bay. As this plant has white, variegated leaves, it requires higher amounts of light to photosynthesize.
Suitable for Indoors
This is a plant that will live happily indoors so long it is properly cared for. It can also be planted outdoors, but do not expose it to harsh, direct sunlight or the variegated leaves may burn.
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Dischidia nummularia(Pebble Beach/ Button Orchid)
Read moreSelling size: Mentioned on last picture (Well rooted plant in jiffy bag)
Light | Bright, indirect light
Water | Likes humidity and let potting mix dry out before next watering
Care Level | Practically unkillable
Pet Friendly | No
Air Purifying | No
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Dischidia Ruscifolia (Million Hearts)
₹85.00Read moreSelling size: well rooted plant in jiffy bag mentioned in last picture of each plant advertisement,please check selling size before order
Dischidia Ruscifolia also known as Million Hearts, has numerous small, heart-shaped green leaves that line both sides of thin trailing stems. Its flowers are small and grow between a leaf and the stem.If grown under intense light, the plant’s leaves will develop a red tinge.
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String Of Nickels (Dischidia nummularia)
₹45.00Add to cartSelling size: Mentioned in last picture of each plant advertisement,please check selling size before order
The string of nickels (Dischidia nummularia) is a vining succulent that is native to the tropical regions of Asia, India, and Australia. It is a type of epiphyte similar to orchids and air plants such as Tillandsia, meaning that in its native habitat, the string of nickels grows on other plants such as trees and obtains its moisture and nutrients from the air, rain, or debris accumulating around it rather than from soil.
This Dischidia is a relatively uncommon houseplant that can be difficult to find, but if you manage to find one, it will do well in almost any location in your home. Unlike many other types of succulents, the string of nickels does not require a bright, sunny location—it actually prefers low-light conditions.
Botanical Name Dischidia nummularia Common Name String of nickels, button orchid Plant Type Succulent Mature Size 12-18 in. long, 15-24 in. spread Sun Exposure Partial sun, partial shade Soil Type Well-drained Soil pH Neutral, alkaline Bloom Time Spring, summer Flower Color Yellow, white Hardiness Zones 10a to 11b Native Area India, Asia, Australia
