Succulent Dischidia Cascade

Million Hearts Plant (Dischidia Cascade) is native to the humid forests of Southeast Asia, where it drapes from trees and cliffs in gentle curtains of green. The air is thick with warmth and filtered light, and moisture gathers in every hollow. It grows epiphytically—rooted not in soil but in bark and moss—drawing sustenance from the air, rain, and its own careful rhythm of conservation.

Its vines are slender and flexible, cascading freely or winding through the branches of taller hosts. Along each stem grow small, paired leaves—round to spade-shaped, glossy, and delicate in form. When seen in abundance, they resemble strings of tiny green hearts suspended in motion. The foliage thickens in humid air, each leaf a small reservoir of water and light.

In cultivation, Dischidia Cascade thrives in bright, indirect light, warmth, and consistent humidity. It prefers a loose, airy medium and appreciates occasional misting rather than heavy watering. With time, it grows into soft, trailing veils—graceful and self-sufficient, yet gentle in effect.

Symbolic of quiet connection and abundance, Million Hearts Plant embodies unity in small forms—each leaf independent, yet part of a living whole.