Dischidia ruscifolia Babuyan Island vipp 3-26 It was grown from seed

It was grown from seed collected in Bahia

Outstanding in a decorative pot where its upright habit will allow a sizeable clump to grow in a confined space

This plant is good for a hanging pot or basket with its stoloniferous habit

One of only two species having multi-pinnate leaves giving this species an especially full and decorative appearance

Frasier x ‘Colores’)

Dischidia ruscifolia Babuyan Island vipp 3-26 It was grown from seedEndemic to the Philippine archipelago, this pendulous species makes a great addition to a plant collection. Its small cordate leaves are born in pairs along a somewhat stiff vine with tight, close growing internodes. The sessile peduncles often produce single, white flowers at every node and have a wonderful fragrance. This particular variety of Dischidia ruscifolia comes from the Babuyan Islands and differs in flower color and slightly in leaf shape.