And it has an array of cultivars with different leaf patterns and colorations
prefers temperatures above 55 degrees
This orchid prefers very strong
Rare and epiphytic plant has large heart shaped leaves that will climp up a pole
and features thin segmented growth which grows all year round
Licuala Peltata Palm Variant:14" And it has an arrayThe lesser known Licuala Peltata is a timeless, show stopping plant. Similar to the Licaua Grandis, this plant has a crown of broad, pleated, and fan shaped leaves. However, the Licuala Peltata has splits in its leaves appearing star like. Native to Southeast Asia, Australia, and the Pacific Islands, this palm loves humidity. It does best in bright, indirect light. While it can handle some dappled sunlight, too much direct sun will scorch the leaves!