Cercestis mirabilis Coryhopea with days not exceeding 75°F

with days not exceeding 75°F (24°C)

narrowly ovate

strong leaves grow bigger with proper support like moss poles or trellises

It can be propagated by division

Cercestis mirabilis Coryhopea with days not exceeding 75°FA rare and fascinating African aroid that undergoes a dramatic transformation as it matures. Juvenile plants display striking white venation and patterning on heart shaped leaves reminiscent of a Philodendron; as the plant ages, the variegation fades and the leaves develop slits and fenestrations, taking on the appearance of a Monstera. This remarkable ontogenetic shift makes it one of the most botanically intriguing aroids available to collectors.