Radioactive looking Sonerila with lobe leaves, and a tendency to bloom more often than other lobe species.  This one has been slow, but it has slightly thicker leaves than other lobe sonerila and isn’t prone to melting in my experience.  The leaves on this one can get to over 6″ long.  It would look beautiful mounted, so that the leaves can hang down. It grows very well as a foreground plant as well.

The plants available here are at least 1 year old, grown from either stem or leaf cuttings, and their root systems fill the pots. This species likes low-medium light, ideally between 30-70FC (most commercial HO t5s are 100+ from 14″ away), and seems tolerant of temps ranging from 60-80.  Not many folks are working with this group of plants, and even fewer propagating them. Even in Borneo, where it is native, most of the plants sold are wild-collected.

Available plants are well rooted in 2″ pots and will be shipped meticulously in their pots.  The last photo is representative of the plants available.