Labisia 'Turtleback' Small Plants horticulture and modern genetic approaches

horticulture and modern genetic approaches to the study of biodiversity

Cordyline 'Peacock' prefers moist but well-drained soil and does not tolerate waterlogged conditions

This plant is a relatively rare species within the Anthurium genus

Beautiful variegation throughout the foliage

Labisia 'Turtleback' Small Plants horticulture and modern genetic approachesLabisia 'Turtleback' is a rare jewel plant with deeply patterned leaves that mimic the scutes of a turtle shell, raised, rounded cells of rich dark green with paler veins between. Plants stay low to the ground, spreading gently as they age, and suit growers who love close up, highly detailed foliage. A specimen for a terrarium, plant cabinet, or humid bathroom shelf where its texture can be fully admired. Origins Labisia species are native to the