I think that the flowers of Dischidia astephana are among the most beautiful in the Dischidia world.

I picked up a beautiful mounted specimen of Dischidia astephana on eBay last year from a grower in San Francisco. Below is a photo of the plant mounted on cork.

The secret to growing Dischidia ruscifolia is to use sphagnum moss as your media.  Let it dry out between soakings and the plant will grow like gangbusters.  This is a very handsome plant that any houseplant enthusiast should have in their collection.

Despite Dischidia ruscifolia supposedly being an easy plant to grow, I almost failed with it the first time I tried it.  I planted the cuttings in soil, and they did not like it one bit.  Right after this photo was taken the leaves yellowed, and I had to save it with cuttings.  Tomorrow the secret to easily growing the plant.

Dischidia ruscifolia is a native of the Philippines where it can be found growing attached to trees or clinging to cliff walls.

The flowers of Dischidia ruscifolia appear at almost every internode and last a very long time. The flowers are extremely small no more than 1/8 of an inch (3.5 mm) long.

Dischidia ruscifolia also known as Million Hearts is one of my favorite houseplants.  What makes this plant extra special is that it is exceptionally easy to grow.

Dischidia collyris has not stopped flowering all winter long.  Here is a photo from yesterday: