Ceratostema Gualaquizensis rare alocasia uneven surface that gives the

uneven surface that gives the foliage a sculpted

snake plant

An extraordinary and vanishingly rare form of the already coveted Paraiso Verde

Light: Bright indirect light for the deepest velvet coloration

Temperature: 70–85°F (21–29°C) daytime / not below 60°F (15°C) at night

Ceratostema Gualaquizensis rare alocasia uneven surface that gives theCeratostema Gualaquizensis Formally described in 2024 in Phytotaxa by Jimnez, Garzn Surez, and colleagues based on specimens from the Gualaquiza area of Morona Santiago province in southeastern Ecuador a region that has proven to be one of the richest sites for undescribed Andean Ericaceae discoveries in recent years. The species was for a period circulating in trade under erroneous names, a situation the describing authors specifically addressed in