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Description
What sets Schomburgkia crispa apart is the distinctive ruffled or crisped edges of its flowers
Providing proper humidity and allowing the roots to dry slightly between watering will contribute to its successful cultivation
It grows very nice in warm conditions in shade and high humidity
Temperature: Keep warm
Temperature: Adapts to warm conditions with daytime temperatures of 20-26°C (68-79°F) and nighttime temperatures not below 18°C (64°F)
Philodendron spiritus-sancti Warczewiczella What sets Schomburgkia crispa apartOften called the Holy Grail of its genus, is an extremely rare climbing aroid. It is native to the state of Esprito Santo, Brazil, and is critically endangered. This plant is highly valued for its striking, long, narrow, and velvety dark green leaves. Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. Filtered light is best. Avoid all direct sun exposure, which can easily damage the foliage. Temperature: Requires warm and stable temperatures, ideally between 66
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