Strobilanthes dyerianus

Strobilanthes dyerianusStrobilanthes dyerianus [Persian Shield] Arguably the most phenomenal foliar specimen of the plant world, the Persian Shield has long slender leaves which are very slightly serrated. They have deep green viens with a shimmering surface of purple and silver. Native to tropical Myanmar. Best in bright, indirect light. Water evenly when the top half inch of the compost has dried out. Requires humidity and warmth mist often or ideally keep on a pebble

from bright

this tropical vine grows along the forest floor or climbs trees using its aerial roots

semi-carnivorous vine with twining stems and heart shaped leaves

which guides the user with detailed steps for germinating the seed and growing an acorn in the Acorn Vase

including some direct sun if possible

protect the blades with Camellia Oil

The plant is drought tolerant and over-watering will cause rot

but it should never sit in water – wait until the surface is dry

Approximate Length: 20cm

Dimensions: width 21cm

Aglaonema are in the Araceae family and are commonly known as Chinese Evergreens

It forms in a mound shape and often becomes wider rather than taller