homalomena vs aglaonema Homalomena Insignis — Buce Plant

homalomena vs aglaonema Homalomena Insignis — Buce PlantCommon Name: Homalomena Insignis Homalomena are hardy, fast flowing river survivors found in diverse geographical areas. They have been identified in Borneo and throughout Asia, Latin America, and the Pacific. Homalomena Insignis shows off a beautiful range of bright coral pink, iridescent purple, and deep green colorations that provides a lovely contrast to more common aquatic plants. Homalomena's leaves are thick with a waxy sheen. These plants make

Common Name: Homalomena Insignis

Homalomena are hardy, fast-flowing river survivors found in diverse geographical areas. They have been identified in Borneo and throughout Asia, Latin America, and the Pacific. Homalomena Insignis shows off a beautiful range of bright coral-pink, iridescent purple, and deep green colorations that provides a lovely contrast to more common aquatic plants. Homalomena's leaves are thick with a waxy sheen. These plants make wonderful accents for mid- or foreground placement. Homalomena grow submerged and emersed, and happen to be a common houseplant in some variations. It can be grown attached to hardscape or buried in a nutrient-rich substrate. To propagate, cut new growth off of the rhizome and plant directly into substrate.

You are purchasing one plant, approximately 4-8 inches tall with 3-8 leaves

Family Name: Araceae

Endemic To: Borneo

Size: 4-10 inches

pH: 6-7.5

Care: Easy

Light: Low to Medium

Co2: Not necessary but recommended 

Propagation: Cut by rhizome

Growth rate: Moderate