Discover one of the most unique and rare tropical foliage plants with the Labisia Turtle Back — a small but striking plant known for its dark, turtle shell–like textured leaves.

Each leaf features deep, defined ridges and a glossy surface, making it look like a miniature piece of tropical armor. This plant is compact and low-growing, making it perfect for shelves, terrariums, or display under grow lights.

Labisia Turtle Back is loved by collectors for its slow, elegant growth habit and its resemblance to rare aroids, while actually belonging to the Primulaceae family — making it an uncommon gem.

How to care for Labisia Turtle Back in Singapore:

• Light: Bright indirect light (no direct sun)
• Watering: 2–3 times per week; keep humidity high
• Soil: Well-draining mix with peat and perlite
• Humidity: Thrives in 60–80% humidity (great in terrarium)
• Growth: Slow-growing and compact; focus on leaf quality

This plant is ideal for indoor plant lovers, terrarium creators, and rare foliage collectors who want something beyond the usual aroids. It adds texture, depth, and sophistication to your space.

Why you’ll love this plant:

• Rare turtle shell–patterned leaves
• Compact and perfect for indoor setups
• Excellent for terrariums or foliage-focused displays
• Low-growing and peaceful in appearance
• A conversation piece for any collection