Dischidia ovata (Melon) Phyllotaenium Companionship: Although it grows slowly

Companionship: Although it grows slowly indoors

These warm colours appear as large washes

Propagation: Easily propagated through stem cuttings placed in water or soil

yet still easy to care for

extremely narrow

Dischidia ovata (Melon) Phyllotaenium Companionship: Although it grows slowlyDischidia ovata (Melon) Dischidia ovata (Melon) has plump oval leaves crossed by pale longitudinal veins, resembling striped watermelon skin. The base colour ranges from medium to deep green, and some leaves develop warm red or purple tones around the edge or underside. Their smooth succulent surface gives the repeated vein pattern a clean, graphic quality.