Background Geogenanthus poeppigii, also known as the seersucker plant, is a flowering plant species in the Commelinaceae family. Eduard Friedrich Poeppig, a 19th century German naturalist, inspired the name of this species. It is species of flowering herbaceous in the Commelinaceae family. They are...

Background Hapaline appendiculata is species native to Borneo. It is a flowering plant in araceae family. Most notably its reticulated surface. It lives in the loamy rainforest under the shade of big understory trees. Known in the nature as a seasonal plant which goes...

Background An Araceae with limited availability in the ornamental market is hapalaline celatrix. It is an evergreen blooming herb that is widespread in Borneo and has been found in Sarwak (Miri Division) and Brunei (Temburong District). At an elevation of 20–32 m asl, the...

Background An Araceae with limited availability in the ornamental market is hapalaline celatrix. It is an evergreen blooming herb that is widespread in Borneo and has been found in Sarwak (Miri Division) and Brunei (Temburong District). At an elevation of 20–32 m asl, the...

Background Hellenia speciosa is species of flowering herbaceous plant in the Costaceae family. Despite having a similar name to edible ginger, crepe ginger is actually a very distant relative. It is a tall, imposing landscape shrub with thick, spiral-shaped leaves that are dark green...

Background Homalomena ardua is species of flowering Araceae endemic to Miri, Sarawak. This species has an unknown origin in the natural habitat on the scientist observation, only the collected type was available at the Mulu National Park. It has distinct dark green upper and...

Background The flowering plant species Homalomena bellula belongs to the Araceae family. rarely appear in Java's natural environment. Here is the specimen's variegated yellow to white variety. Up until a recent investigation, this species was seen thriving in its natural habitat on Mount Slamet...

Background Flowering plant species belonging to the Araceae family include Homalomena expedita. occur in the Malesia species' known extensive type location, which is noted as being endemic to Sarawak. forming massive, likely clonal colonies in low-elevation, open wetlands and ditches, occasionally in tidal mud....

Background Homalomena griffithii is a species of flowering Araceae that lives in the moist, shaded rainforests of Borneo, Sumatra, Thailand, and Peninsular Malaysia. a tall, herbaceous, evergreen plant with a height of 1.5 meters. Trifoliate leaf blade; elliptic leaflets up to 30 cm long...

Background Homalomena havilandii is a species in the flowering araceae family. It is known to be seen in mountaineering habitat of North Borneo. It rarely available Homalomena species available on the market. Here is featuring the drip tip on the edge of the thick...

Background Homalomena occulta is flowering plant in the Araceae family. It has semi-rounded sagitate leaf with green petioles. This herbaceous plant can grow up to 50cm tall can be found living in natural habitat at China South-Central, China Southeast, Hainan, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam...

Background Homalomena is species of flowering plants in the Araceae family with bright distinct yellow color. Notably the leggy petiole and green color petiole making it special selected specimen to be nurture in the garden or as houseplant. Here is an unresolved specimen found...

Background Homalomena is one of the native genera found in Asia. Most of the blades of this unknown Homalomena species have relentless variegation. With pink to bright white to pale yellow, splashing motives, and occasionally a block of white, as depicted in the image....

Background Homalomena is a plant that grows in moist tropical forests, swamp forests, and very rarely open swamps. It is terrestrial and grows in leaf litter on forest floors, along stream banks, on roadside banks, on well-drained slopes, and very infrequently as rheophytes. There...

Background The genus Homalomena belongs to the Araceae family of herbaceous flowering plants and has a fragrant perfume resembling that of dried anise and other tuberous herbs. Despite the fact that they are not closely related, Homalomena and other aroid plants like Schismatoglottis can...

Background The Araceae family of herbaceous flowering plants includes the genus Homalomena, which has a pleasant scent similar that of dried anise and other tuberous herbs. Homalomena and other aroid plants, like Schismatoglottis, can be challenging to recognize from one another even though they...

Background The Homalomena genus of herbaceous flowering plants, which has a pleasant aroma with dried anise and other tuberous herbs, belongs to the Araceae family of plants. Even though they are not closely related, Homalomena and other aroid plants, such as Schismatoglottis, can be...

Background One of the rare Hoya species, Hoya buntokensis, lives in an environment of lowland heath forest between 100 and 300 meters above sea level, above a creek and marsh. Myrmecophytic is the name of a blooming plant in the Apocynaceae family that coexists...

Background The Apocynaceae family includes the species of blooming perennial climber known as Hoya callistophylla. In its normal habitat in dipterocarp hill and heath woodland, at 300–600 m asl, but sometimes as high as 1000 m asl, this species is seen climbing epiphytically or...

Background Hoya carnosa is a very well known ornamental flowering plant in Apocynaceae family. Feature the cream-white variegation, with younger stem grows pinkish red. Typically thick leaf like many other Hoya, it can be nurtured in the warm area. Can be add to your...