Alsobia dianthiflora

Alsobia dianthifloraCommonly called a "Lace Flower" plant. Native to Mexico, this trailing plant has soft velvety foliage, a creeping growth habit, and bloom prolifically! Their blooms are white with frills in the edges of the petals and inside its dotted with pink spots too. These plants were really popular in the 70s and then it seems like they fell out of large scale horticultural production. They can quickly create a lush hanging pot as well! Care: This species is

don't fret they are just storing energy

Water only when the pot is fully dry roughly every 2 to 3 weeks

Frequency can vary of how much light it is getting

Some cultivars make for amazing houseplants such as this one

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Each piece is handmade in small batches by Kayla Swanson here in Portland

The white variegation is stunning

They also like to be watered when the first inch is dry which is roughly every 5-6 days

They do not get as large as other Alocasias

each one is so beautiful in their own way

Roll around in the garden like we do here at Arium during a workday

One of the best qualities about this dischidia is that in bright lighting conditions they'll turn red/purple-ish