Dischidia ovata
Native range: Southeast Asia and Australia
Known names: Watermelon Dischidia
Hardiness: Keep above 50°F
Mature Size: Trailing vine, 3–6' long
Light: Morning sun, diffused light, dappled light
Water: Let soil dry slightly between waterings
Soil: Very well-draining, airy epiphytic mix (orchid bark, perlite, coco coir)
Dormancy Period: Growth slows during cooler season
Pet-Safe: Yes
Plant Size: 4" Pot, shipped semi-bare root.
 
Dischidia ovata has small, thick, oval leaves arranged opposite each other along slender, trailing stems. The leaves can be green and red (depending on light) with pale veins that  Leaves are slightly succulent with a smooth, matte to softly glossy surface. Flowers are bell-shaped, peach colored with darker orange stripes.