Another stunning newcomer to emerge into the horticultural scene, said to be from Indonesia, without known habitat or collection/locality data. As can be seen from the photos, it bears beautifully attractive rippled foliage, with a perfectly color-coordinated combination of lime green markings over deep forest green leaves.
It is a large specie that can form 3 ft. tall and wide clump, but rather slow growing. Does best in relative high humidity under light shade. Performs well in various mediums we traditionally use to grow tropical Aroids (including moss, peat-based, etc.) - just be sure to add extra aeration / drainage materials (Perlite, Lava rock, Diatomite, etc.).
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
Another stunning newcomer to emerge into the horticultural scene, said to be from Indonesia, without known habitat or collection/locality data. As can be seen from the photos, it bears beautifully attractive rippled foliage, with a perfectly color-coordinated combination of lime green markings over deep forest green leaves.
It is a large specie that can form 3 ft. tall and wide clump, but rather slow growing. Does best in relative high humidity under light shade. Performs well in various mediums we traditionally use to grow tropical Aroids (including moss, peat-based, etc.) - just be sure to add extra aeration / drainage materials (Perlite, Lava rock, Diatomite, etc.).
Offered are starter plants, established in 4" pot
