Dischidia, 2.5in, Ant Plant

Dischidia, 2.5in, Ant PlantThe Dischidia Ant Plant is a beautiful climbing or trailing plant that has triangular green leaves. These plants are epiphytic in nature and will climb up tree trunks or branches for support. The perfect subtle, yet gorgeous statement for your home! If you need any more photos or additional information on this product, send us a message using the chat button on our website with the product name, and we will get back to you as soon as possible. This

The Dischidia Ant Plant is a beautiful climbing or trailing plant that has triangular green leaves. These plants are epiphytic in nature and will climb up tree trunks or branches for support. The perfect subtle, yet gorgeous statement for your home!

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Attributes

Type: Tropical
Height: 1 in - 2 in
Spread: Generally, up to 3ft, but will grow as long as you let it
Light: Bright Indirect
Water: Moderate
Zone: 10 - 11
Pet Safe: Not known to be toxic, but best to keep away from pets

Care

General Maintenance: You can have this plant trail out of a hanging basket, or it will also happily climb around a moss pole or trellis. These plants prefer to be snug in their pot, so they do not need to be repotted into a bigger size pot often.

Temperature: Regular household temperatures will be fine. Keep between 12°C and 32°C.

Light: Keep in a bright area but avoid direct sunlight.

Watering: Water only once the soil has dried out a few inches. These plants do not like to be too wet and can tolerate drought. Regular household humidity is fine, but they will enjoy a bit of misting or a pebble tray.

Soil: Any mix that is lightweight and well-draining, as this plant is prone to root rot. They prefer something like coco fibre/coco husk and bark rather than soil, due to being epiphytic.

Fertilizer: Not generally required. If you prefer to fertilize, you can use a diluted liquid fertilizer during the spring and summer months. Change the soil once a year to provide the plant more nutrients.