Hoya Chouke Ceramic thick roots reminiscent of ginseng

thick roots reminiscent of ginseng that rise out of the ground and has small evergreen leaves and is a popular houseplant for its ease of care and elegant growth

Variegated Watermelon Peperomia does best in well-draining soil

This hardy plant has yellow and green leaves that make for a great addition to any area

pine trees and winter boughs stretch across the pillow cases and are a warm

the Kingly Reindeer is a unique large scale metal deer figure

Hoya Chouke Ceramic thick roots reminiscent of ginsengBotanical Name: Hoya cv. Chouke Common Name(s): Wax plant or porcelain flower Description: The Hoya chouke is a small, trailing plant with rounded, deep green leaves that have silver speckles or flecks. It's a cross between the Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens, and is also known as the "fraternal twin" of the Hoya Mathilde. The Hoya chouke produces fragrant clusters of large, white, fuzzy flowers that are star shaped and up to 15 mm in diameter. The