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Here are a couple taken at Kartuz' Nursery in Vista, California, near San Diego. The species is D. major (often referred to as rafflesiana) if I recall correctly.
The vines on this one (and other species, like Hoya darwinii) would climb up to the greenhouse supports and where they hit the horizontal bars, they would make many of the bullate leaves in clusters. It was extremely hot in the upper areas of his greenhouses, and the leaves were bleached from the sun and heat, but they were growing, and flowers were abundant.
Here is another form of the species, this time shot at Ted Green's on the NE shore of Oahu.
David these are awesome...I'm a Dischidia fan...alot of people don't really like them cause for the most part they aren't very showy..but I love them. Creepy crawly plants always get my attention.
Great shots David. I love dischidias too but I only have two at the moment D. ovata and D. ruscifolia. D. ovata hasn't flowered for me yet, so I think that I should give it brighter light and even some sun.
