Another recent hybrid, ‘Imperial Red’ is a self-header with glossy, bright-green and red oval leaves packed tightly on a single, stiff stem. Upright, elegant, and adaptable if kept warm. Care shared with ‘Congo’, ‘Imperial Green’, ‘Black Cardinal’, ‘Moonlight’, ‘Red Emerald’, ‘Autumn’.
Medium to bright indirect light; water when top inch dries. Warmth (65–80°F). Average humidity. No staking needed.
Toxic to pets and children.

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