Stromanthe sanguinea 'Triostar' 8"Stromanthe is a genus of flowering plants with normally colorful lance shaped or long ovate leaves. Whilst it most likely will not bloom indoors the leaves are impressive enough to grab attention. 'Triostar' has a maroon underside to the leaves and a green with cream variegation on the top and stems that have a pink tint depending on sunlight conditions. Humidity: high Light: part sun to part shade Soil: potting mix Watering: even moisture to dry to

regular garden soil ideally amended with a little bit of lime

Featuring a slight sheen

For standard clay lovers who want a cleaner organic line and no lip

is a member of the geranium family that produces small flowers and has fragrance

5-10" wide

looks beautiful on its own or as part of an arrangement

Easy to care for and trustworthy even with the hint of leaf drama

Blue chip (38-0-0) is included to stabilize the organic matter and prevent any nitrogen immobilization

Fleshy stems and thick oval leaves with stripes of purple

As it does breath

Hosta 'June' is a sport of 'Halcyon'

Soil - Potting soil