Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping
Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping

Dischidia ovata – Watermelon Vine | 2.5″ Fully Rooted & Sun-Stressed | Free USPS Shipping

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Dischidia ovata – Watermelon Vine | 2.5″ Fully Rooted & Sun-Stressed | Free USPS Shipping

You will receive the plant in the photos / video. Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping that mimics the look of a watermelon rind. This listing is for a 2.5″ fully rooted plant with sun-stressed coloration—featuring tones of deep red and burgundy, brought out by bright light exposure.

This small but bold plant is a fantastic choice for collectors, terrariums, or as a cascading addition to your shelf displays. Ships free via USPS Priority Mail in an 8×8×8 box.

🌿 Why You'll Love It

  • Watermelon-Like Foliage: Deep green elliptical leaves with prominent white venation.

  • Sun Stress Magic: Exposure to bright light brings out a striking red hue—an in-demand trait for plant collectors.

  • Epiphytic & Compact: Naturally grows on trees in the wild, making it a great fit for hanging planters or terrarium life.

  • Rare but Easy to Grow: A less common Dischidia that adapts well to typical indoor environments with bright, indirect light.

🪴 Care Instructions

  • Light: Bright indirect light to filtered sun. Sun stress is best maintained in morning or dappled light.

  • Water: Let soil dry slightly between waterings. Avoid constant moisture or soggy soil.

  • Humidity: Thrives in 50–70%, but is forgiving in standard indoor air.

  • Soil: Well-draining mix with bark, perlite, and coco coir or sphagnum moss.

  • Feeding: Fertilize every 4–6 weeks during the growing season with a diluted houseplant fertilizer.

📏 Plant Details

  • Pot Size: 2.5″ nursery pot

  • Condition: Fully rooted, sun-stressed, and ready to grow

  • Leaf Shape: Elliptical with visible veining

  • Coloration: Red to burgundy under stress; green base tones

  • Shipping: USPS Priority Mail (8×8×8 box, ~1.5 lbs) included in price

  • Propagation: Standard cutting (non–tissue culture)

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Dischidia ovata – Watermelon Vine | 2.5″ Fully Rooted & Sun-Stressed | Free USPS Shipping

You will receive the plant in the photos / video. Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping that mimics the look of a watermelon rind. This listing is for a 2.5″ fully rooted plant with sun-stressed coloration—featuring tones of deep red and burgundy, brought out by bright light exposure.

This small but bold plant is a fantastic choice for collectors, terrariums, or as a cascading addition to your shelf displays. Ships free via USPS Priority Mail in an 8×8×8 box.

🌿 Why You'll Love It

  • Watermelon-Like Foliage: Deep green elliptical leaves with prominent white venation.

  • Sun Stress Magic: Exposure to bright light brings out a striking red hue—an in-demand trait for plant collectors.

  • Epiphytic & Compact: Naturally grows on trees in the wild, making it a great fit for hanging planters or terrarium life.

  • Rare but Easy to Grow: A less common Dischidia that adapts well to typical indoor environments with bright, indirect light.

🪴 Care Instructions

  • Light: Bright indirect light to filtered sun. Sun stress is best maintained in morning or dappled light.

  • Water: Let soil dry slightly between waterings. Avoid constant moisture or soggy soil.

  • Humidity: Thrives in 50–70%, but is forgiving in standard indoor air.

  • Soil: Well-draining mix with bark, perlite, and coco coir or sphagnum moss.

  • Feeding: Fertilize every 4–6 weeks during the growing season with a diluted houseplant fertilizer.

📏 Plant Details

  • Pot Size: 2.5″ nursery pot

  • Condition: Fully rooted, sun-stressed, and ready to grow

  • Leaf Shape: Elliptical with visible veining

  • Coloration: Red to burgundy under stress; green base tones

  • Shipping: USPS Priority Mail (8×8×8 box, ~1.5 lbs) included in price

  • Propagation: Standard cutting (non–tissue culture)

Dischidia ovata – Watermelon Vine | 2.5″ Fully Rooted & Sun-Stressed | Free USPS Shipping

You will receive the plant in the photos / video. Dischidia ovata, commonly known as the Watermelon Dischidia, is an epiphytic trailing plant with distinctive leaf striping that mimics the look of a watermelon rind. This listing is for a 2.5″ fully rooted plant with sun-stressed coloration—featuring tones of deep red and burgundy, brought out by bright light exposure.

This small but bold plant is a fantastic choice for collectors, terrariums, or as a cascading addition to your shelf displays. Ships free via USPS Priority Mail in an 8×8×8 box.

🌿 Why You'll Love It

  • Watermelon-Like Foliage: Deep green elliptical leaves with prominent white venation.

  • Sun Stress Magic: Exposure to bright light brings out a striking red hue—an in-demand trait for plant collectors.

  • Epiphytic & Compact: Naturally grows on trees in the wild, making it a great fit for hanging planters or terrarium life.

  • Rare but Easy to Grow: A less common Dischidia that adapts well to typical indoor environments with bright, indirect light.

🪴 Care Instructions

  • Light: Bright indirect light to filtered sun. Sun stress is best maintained in morning or dappled light.

  • Water: Let soil dry slightly between waterings. Avoid constant moisture or soggy soil.

  • Humidity: Thrives in 50–70%, but is forgiving in standard indoor air.

  • Soil: Well-draining mix with bark, perlite, and coco coir or sphagnum moss.

  • Feeding: Fertilize every 4–6 weeks during the growing season with a diluted houseplant fertilizer.

📏 Plant Details

  • Pot Size: 2.5″ nursery pot

  • Condition: Fully rooted, sun-stressed, and ready to grow

  • Leaf Shape: Elliptical with visible veining

  • Coloration: Red to burgundy under stress; green base tones

  • Shipping: USPS Priority Mail (8×8×8 box, ~1.5 lbs) included in price

  • Propagation: Standard cutting (non–tissue culture)