From Brazilian rainforests, stromanthe ‘Triostar’ (or ‘Tricolor’) flaunts leaves in white, red, pink, and green. Relative of prayer plant—folds leaves at night. Reddish-pink spring flowers pale beside the foliage. Stunning but demanding: high humidity, pure water, stable warmth. Not for beginners.
Medium indirect light; soil constantly moist. High humidity (70%+). Distilled/rain water. Warm (65–80°F). Terrarium ideal.

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