Ceratostema zamorana (seedling) Columnea The burgundy-red stems with visible

The burgundy-red stems with visible aerial roots add an additional ornamental element

small flowers with a pale pink hue

This remarkable aroid displays beautiful foliage that transitions from juvenile to mature forms as it develops

Named after the Ecuadorian president

nighttime 50-55°F (10-13°C)

Ceratostema zamorana (seedling) Columnea The burgundy-red stems with visibleThis species is currently endemic to the Zamora region of Ecuador, representing the incredible biodiversity of this cloud forest ecosystem. Successfully cultivate Ceratostema zamorana and other similar Ceratostema species, it's crucial to replicate their native conditions while also considering general best practices: Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Filtered sunlight is ideal, as too much direct exposure can harm the plant. Temperature: Given