Hemionitis arifolia Trichocereus growth slows below ~15 °C

growth slows below ~15 °C

Aristolochia leuconeura

developing aerial roots beneath the changing pink pattern

Polyscias comes from Greek “poly” (many) and “skias” (shade)

keeping the sharply cut outline visible even where mature leaves overlap

Hemionitis arifolia Trichocereus growth slows below ~15 °CHemionitis arifolia Glossy heart shaped fronds rise on dark wiry stalks from a small central rhizome. Their smooth undivided blades give this naturally compact fern a broad leaved appearance. New growth first appears as a tight coil through the middle, then uncurls and lifts another heart shaped blade above the older foliage.