This unidentified species probably associated with Labsisia pumila, with broad leaves in deep green edged and marked on the center in white cream. White spike flowers borne along stem, which eventually become stunning red berries. It slowly forms 2 ft. tall and wide clump, but can easily branch to keep it in smaller size.
It seems fairly easy when compared with other black leaf species. Peat-based medium with additional of perlite and vermiculite is the formula proven does best in our nurseries. Give lots of bright light but no hot sun. This makes a nice specimen plant.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
This unidentified species probably associated with Labsisia pumila, with broad leaves in deep green edged and marked on the center in white cream. White spike flowers borne along stem, which eventually become stunning red berries. It slowly forms 2 ft. tall and wide clump, but can easily branch to keep it in smaller size.
It seems fairly easy when compared with other black leaf species. Peat-based medium with additional of perlite and vermiculite is the formula proven does best in our nurseries. Give lots of bright light but no hot sun. This makes a nice specimen plant.
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
