Pearcea reticulata Dracontium erect inflorescences emerge beautifully above

erect inflorescences emerge beautifully above the foliage to bear a grand display of heavy-textured

making foliage the primary ornamental feature

which scorches the leaves

Foliage forms a broad rosette with bold mosaic patterning — the primary ornamental feature

Phragmipedium Geralda Culture:

Pearcea reticulata Dracontium erect inflorescences emerge beautifully aboveA stunning foliage plant from the Gesneriaceae family, native to the tropical forests of South America. Its deep green leaves display a mesmerizing network of raised, contrasting veins the intricate reticulated pattern that gives this species its name. Compact and bushy in habit, it makes a striking statement in any indoor plant collection. Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid direct sun exposure. Thrives near a north or east facing window.