Adelonema wallisii ('Homalonema camouflage') vanilla also known by the synonym

also known by the synonym Stromanthe sanguinea and 'broktoppar' (variegated tops)

then turn light green before darkening over time

some are green while others have patterns

Calathea rufibarba thrives in warm and humid air

acidic wetlands and peat bogs where it compensates for the low nutrient availability in the soil by catching and digesting insects

Adelonema wallisii ('Homalonema camouflage') vanilla also known by the synonymAn aroid from Panama and Colombia with camouflaged leaves, extremely hardy and easy to care for Adelonema wallisii (also known as Homalomena wallisii 'camouflage') is one of the most unique aroids. Instead of growing upwards, it spreads like a wide mat, only 15 cm high but over 50 cm wide. The unusually hard, palm sized, oval leaves display a fascinating tricolored pattern: almost white spots, a medium green base, and a very dark background color. New