Pursegloveia minima Strelitzia with a faintly leathery surface

with a faintly leathery surface and understated elegance

'Regina Red' stays smaller than many other Syngoniums but still produces vibrant foliage with minimal care

with the balance changing from leaf to leaf

Rare and Highly Sought-After: A less common Scindapsus variety prized for its unusual leaf pattern

Pursegloveia minima Strelitzia with a faintly leathery surfacePursegloveia minima miniature Bornean aroid with linear lanceolate leaves Pursegloveia minima (H. Okada) S. Y. Wong and P. C. Boyce, published in Webbia 73: 69 (2018). Basionym: Aridarum minimum H. Okada. Pursegloveia minima is a tiny, creeping aroid from Borneo. A shallow, rooting rhizome sends out short petioles bearing narrow, linear lanceolate blades. Marginal veins are prominently raised, giving each leaf a fine, architectural look. Compact