Calathea orbifoliaThese Calathea are some of our favorites. As they mature their leaves will grow into more of a round shape that really stand out due to the lush light green color of the leaves. Like all Calathea, their leaves move around during the day; leaning horizontal to photosynthesize during the day and closing vertically at night. Ships in a nursery pot. It is very very common for Orbifolia to get beauty marks. Little brown marks or bruises are natural! Care:

This Hoya are the stuff of dreams

Medium-low light will kill these swiftly too so if you have an area for your cacti they'd fit right in there

When not given a surface to climb

Typically this is because of their bog habitat

use a semi-coarse soil mix that will drain water well

It is important to not overwater during the winter when it does dormant as it will not be using much water at all

As a lower leaf falls a new one unfurls

They can be very hardy growers

This can be quite an amazing specimen once mature

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They will naturally shift their foliage orientation towards the strongest source of light

They grow prolifically in hanging pots and can quickly can make a Hoya waterfall