When gently hung from the ceiling, it looks as if countless little hearts are swaying in the breeze. The clustered leaves are thick, glossy, and have a plump, candy-like silhouette that stands out even from a distance. Because of their heart shape, this plant is affectionately called "Million Hearts." In its native habitat—Southeast Asian tropical rainforests—Dischidia ruscifolia naturally grows as an epiphyte, hanging down from tree trunks. That's why it thrives in humid environments. It doesn't need a lot of sunlight, so it's popular as a houseplant, but its thick leaves are also drought-tolerant like other succulents, meaning it forgives the occasional missed watering.
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@kwanmanie Dischidia ruscifolia variegata
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