Leea Amabilis

Leea Amabilis has jagged foliage with deep dark brownish-green and white tripes on the midrib. Their new foliage starts with small bright crimson and turns into pale rose before grow as mature ones.

If you see them closer, they have symmetrical petiole with bright crimson color.    

Leea Amabilis can survive in indirect light. In their original habitats, they will grow in the below shades of big trees to avoid direct light from the sun.

The best soil for Leea Amabilis is easy drainage mix soil. Plus point when they have enough air pocket to make their roots breath. The airy pocket in the soil mix also helps to prevent root rot in case watering too much.