Dischidia nummularia ‘IDEAMINUBU’ (Pangolin Kisses) Dischidia Thrips and spider mites: Watch

Thrips and spider mites: Watch leaf undersides

Rooting: best in fine bark with moss

Seedlings start as a non-skototropic

while new shoots gradually widen the clump

Anthurium lapoanum

Dischidia nummularia ‘IDEAMINUBU’ (Pangolin Kisses) Dischidia Thrips and spider mites: WatchDischidia nummularia IDEAMINUBU (Pangolin Kisses) Dischidia nummularia IDEAMINUBU (Pangolin Kisses) has thick leaves packed into overlapping clusters. The rounded to slightly pointed blades are plump, glossy green and often folded together, producing a layered scale like texture. Short sections of stem disappear beneath the groups, so the foliage reads as a chain of compact green plates.