Amydrium sp Sumatera NEW are native to Central and

are native to Central and South America

adding an extra layer of interest to the plant

especially in the evening

reduce watering frequency to accommodate the plant's slower growth rate

with simple dark green leaves with a striking centre vein

Amydrium sp Sumatera NEW are native to Central andThe NOID plant shows some similarities to Amydrium medium, but the leaves have a very different texture and fenestrations. It may be a new species. Unusually fenestrated leaves Fast growing when established Easy to look after Growth habit: Long vining runners (guide up and down a pole to encourage larger leaf growth). Water: Water when top 3 cm of soil is dry. Light: Bright indirect light to dappled shade. Humidity: Thrives in higher humidity. Please