Newly introduced species from Ecuador. It bears largest leaves when compared with the Ciliatus and Poeppigii, reaching 8” long and 4” across in optimum condition. The leaves are also have short hairs scattered on the strain, with addition of striking silver stripe from leaf margin down to the center.
Similar to other two popular species of this genus, it does exceedingly well in medium-larger size terrariums. Pan pot or any flatten containers are recommended to allows its underground rhizomes freely spread.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
Newly introduced species from Ecuador. It bears largest leaves when compared with the Ciliatus and Poeppigii, reaching 8” long and 4” across in optimum condition. The leaves are also have short hairs scattered on the strain, with addition of striking silver stripe from leaf margin down to the center.
Similar to other two popular species of this genus, it does exceedingly well in medium-larger size terrariums. Pan pot or any flatten containers are recommended to allows its underground rhizomes freely spread.
Offered are mature plants, established in 4" pot
