Stephania Suberosa | 17cm pot

Stephania Suberosa | 17cm potThe Stephania suberosa is a fascinating caudex plant with delicate climbing vines and soft green leaves that emerge from a large, textured woody base. Its unusual growth habit and sculptural appearance make it a highly sought after plant for collectors and minimalist interiors alike. Light: Stephania suberosa thrives in bright, indirect light and can tolerate some gentle morning sun. Avoid harsh direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves. Water:

They are fairly hardy and drought tolerant but needs a good amount of humidity to keep them happy

There are foam pads underneath the base

In lower light or cooler seasons

lance-shaped leaves with rich green centers and soft silvery-green edges

Exceptionally tough and forgiving

The pot by Bergs Potter has a rustic

remove the lid for a couple of hours and then place back

The REALLY big bags are REALLY useful

to protect your furniture

It’s a popular choice for indoor spaces due to its low maintenance requirements and ability to tolerate low light conditions

They prefer a moist

as Alocasias are sensitive to root rot