Elatostema repens "Velvet twilight" is a grassy species native to Asia whose leaf coloring will never cease to amaze you!
Its ability to thrive in shade or partial shade makes it an ideal partner for setting up terrariums .
Its coloring varies greatly depending on whether it is placed in an intense light for it or not!
Delivered in boxes full of rehydrated sphagnum moss , ideal for transport.
Also available in a pot .
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Avoid placing Elatostema repens in direct sunlight, as it prefers shaded conditions. It thrives best in indirect or dim light.
The plant tolerates relatively cool temperatures, ideally between 15 and 25°C. Make sure the temperature does not drop below 10°C or exceed 30°C.
Elatostema repens needs moist, but well-drained soil. Avoid letting the soil dry out completely, but don't leave the plant in soggy soil either.
This plant likes high relative humidity, so mist the leaves regularly or place it on a tray of pebbles with water to increase the humidity of the air.
Use a special potting soil mix for green plants .
Fertilize the plant every two months with a balanced or organic liquid fertilizer , diluted in the watering water.
Elatostema repens is easily propagated by cuttings. Take a stem cutting or a leaf with a stem and plant it in a moist potting mix. Keep it moist and in the shade until it sends out new roots and begins to grow.
Elatostema repens "Velvet twilight" is a grassy species native to Asia whose leaf coloring will never cease to amaze you!
Its ability to thrive in shade or partial shade makes it an ideal partner for setting up terrariums .
Its coloring varies greatly depending on whether it is placed in an intense light for it or not!
Delivered in boxes full of rehydrated sphagnum moss , ideal for transport.
Also available in a pot .
