Medinilla myriantha Ballerina | 20_Seeds Pink-spotted hawkmoth

Medinilla myriantha Ballerina | 20_Seeds Pink-spotted hawkmothThis is Medinilla myiantha Ballerina. This is a tropical epiphyte shrub with woody branched stems. An epiphyte grows on another tree for support but does not draw any nutrition from the tree like a parasite would. A epiphyte can live off of nutrients that it takes directly from the air and rain. Many epiphytes are house plants because of their minimal requirements for soil and water. It is an elegant cultivar of Medinilla myiantha. This would be a

Tropical Checkered-Skipper

It was formerly considered a species of Hibiscus

Wildlife & Garden Harmony

This is Murraya paniculata

often a radiant shade of yellow

this palm brings tropical rhythm to patios

The small fruit is edible

gold and yellow

and the Cloudless Sulphur butterfly

This is Clitoria ternatea single white

pewen and Chilean pine

these plants like to live in full sun or partial shade