Stems have a lobed  fishbone pattern that is more undulating and less angular than that of the similar Selenicereus Anthonyanus

Prefers a well-lit position indoors and to dry between watering

This  begonia prefers for the soil to dry out between waterings and bright indirect light

With the potential to grow up to 2m when potted

bright spot for these plants and keep soil on the dryer side during winter and moist during warmer months

Hoya australia v tenuipes - 8cm pot Rhaphidophora Stems have a lobed fishboneHoyas are a Plantsmith favourite due to their easy going nature and diversity (not to mention some of the craziest names around). These are epiphytic plants, which means that they require a well draining mix in a tighter pot to be happy; only repot in Spring when it is bursting out of its current pot. Find a warm, bright spot for these plants and some morning sun can encourage flowering with some of the loveliest fragrances around. In an 8cm pot