Homalomena Camouflage

Scientific name: Homalomena wallisii 'Camouflage'
Synonyms: Shield Plant, Queen of Hearts

• Attractive large foliage
• Unique patterning on leaves
• It will tell you when it needs a drink.
• The ultimate tropical look
• Air Purifying Plant
• Plant Level: Intermediate care

Homalomena Camouflage is a showstopping houseplant with fabulously patterned foliage that brings instant tropical vibes to your space.

This beauty shows off large, patterned leaves splashed with soft greens and silvery olive tones - a natural camouflage look that perfectly suits its name. As part of the Aroid family and a close relative of the Philodendron, it’s just as easygoing and forgiving- ideal for plant lovers of all levels.

Homalomena Camouflage is a tropical wonder from Southeast Asia that loves bright, indirect light, warmth, and a touch of humidity. Keep the soil lightly moist, and it’ll reward you with lush growth. You’ll know when it’s thirsty - its leaves will droop slightly to let you know it’s time for a drink! Just be sure to avoid overwatering and keep it away from heaters or draughts.

Besides being an eye-catcher, this plant also helps clean the air, making it a healthy and stylish addition to your home. Its upright growth makes it perfect for side tables, desks, or smaller corners that need a touch of jungle charm. To finish the look, pair with a Ceramic to match your decor, but go simple to be sure to allow the foliage to shine.

Note: Please be aware that this plant may be toxic to animals and children. Keep out of their reach. 

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Homalomena healthy and happy:

• Water: Do not underwater or overwater. It's best to water when the top 50% of the soil has dried out. Avoid using cold water for watering; instead, use room-temperature water. Plant should droop sllightly to let you know it needs a drink.
• Light: Bright indirect light but can handle some levels of medium light
• Humidity: Medium to highr household humidity is suitable.
• Fertilize: Feed your plant every 2 weeks with a diluted liquid fertliser in spring and summer and once every two months during the cooler months.