Stephania erecta (hoop)

Stephania erecta (hoop)Stephania erecta is a rarely found specimen, native to eastern and southern Asia and Australia. They are herbaceous perennial vines growing to around four meters in height, with a large, woody caudex and delicate parasol leaves. New growth begins in the spring and foliage will die back in the winter and go dormant leaving just the potato like tuber. Water regularly through spring summer, allowing to dry out between waterings and only sparingly over

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round leaves

It often is as simple as having some seeds

a small raised bed

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grass edging and other detailed garden jobs

reducing spills as you transfer it from bag to pot

This terrestrial Jewel Orchid has velvety leaves and splendid white flowers with a yellow heart

Feeding: During spring and summer feed lightly with a balanced houseplant fertiliser every few weeks to support healthy foliage

glossy heart-shaped leaves and dramatic natural perforations

Keep warm (above 15C) and provide plenty of bright