Family Dischidia Dischidia lanceolata

Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae

Looking for a rare and unique succulent to add to your collection? Consider Dischidia Lanceolata, also known as the Pointed-Leaved Urn Plant. This climbing subshrub is native to Southeast Asia and produces small, urn-shaped flowers that are highly fragrant. It is a low-maintenance plant that prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. If you're interested in other Dischidia species, consider those that grow in symbiotic relationships with ants or produce unique structures to trap insects. Whether you're a novice or experienced succulent grower, Dischidia Lanceolata is sure to impress.

Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae
Dischidia Lanceolata | Dischidia | Apocynaceae

Dischidia Lanceolata - The Pointed-Leaved Urn Plant

Dischidia Lanceolata - The Pointed-Leaved Urn Plant

What is Dischidia lanceolata?

Dischidia Lanceolata, also known as the Pointed-Leaved Urn Plant, is a rare and unique succulent that is highly sought after by succulent enthusiasts. This trailing plant is native to Southeast Asia and is somewhat slower in growth than other Dischidia species. It has opposite lanceolate leaves that are pointed and slender, giving it a delicate and attractive appearance. One of the most interesting features of Dischidia Lanceolata is its ability to produce small urn-shaped structures that are used to trap insects.

Characteristics of Dischidia lanceolata

Dischidia Lanceolata is a low-maintenance plant that prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. Its slender appearance and fragrant flowers make it a great addition to any succulent collection. It can be propagated from stem cuttings or by layering.

How to care for Dischidia lanceolata

Dischidia lanceolata is a low-maintenance plant that prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. It is important to water it sparingly and let the soil dry out between waterings. It is perfect for growing in a hanging basket or as a trailing plant.

Propagation of Dischidia lanceolata

Dischidia Lanceolata is easy to propagate from stem cuttings. Simply cut a stem with a few leaves and place it in well-draining soil. Keep the soil moist and in a warm, bright location, and roots should start to form within a few weeks.

Common problems with Dischidia lanceolata

Dischidia Lanceolata is a low-maintenance plant that prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. Overwatering can lead to root rot and other issues.

Where to buy Dischidia lanceolata

Dischidia Lanceolata is a rare and unique succulent that is perfect for those who love to grow unique and rare plants. It can be difficult to find, but there are some online shops that offer cuttings of this rare succulent.

Other Dischidia species to consider

Dischidia Lanceolata is a rare and unique succulent that is highly sought after by collectors. Its delicate appearance and unique growing habits make it a standout plant that is sure to impress.

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