Labisia pumila Is a real must for all plant enthusiastics. Labisia pumila is an unusually fascinating small bushy plant endemic to the Asian rainforests of Malaysia and Indonesia. Plants of Labisia pumila features broad, deep green leaves that are elegantly edged and marked with bright pink in the center, complemented by horizontal yellow splashes that extend from the margins to the center. The new growth is particularly stunning, showcasing a vibrant deep pink color.
This plant forms a compact bush, typically growing to 8-10 inches, but it does so slowly. Once it reaches this size, it produces striking white spike flowers that later develop into stunning reddish fruits. In cultivation, Labisia pumila prefers a consistently moist medium, with optimal coloration occurring under partial shade and in relatively high humidity. The symbols below will give you aditional information about this botanical plant species.

Plant care tip for the Labisia pumila thrives in warm, humid environments with temperatures between 20°C and 30°C (68°F–86°F). It prefers bright, indirect light and slightly acidic, well-draining soil, like a mix of potting soil and peat moss. Keep the soil consistently moist with rain or distilled water. High humidity is essential, so misting or using a humidifier is recommended. Feed Labisia pumila with a diluted, balanced fertilizer monthly during the growing season. Prune dead or yellow leaves regularly. Propagate through stem cuttings in moist conditions. This low-maintenance plant makes an attractive addition to any collection. For additional care, refer to the Araflora care symbols.