Elegia tectorum pink The splashing is unpredictable: some

The splashing is unpredictable: some leaves are lightly speckled

Similar growth habit to scindapsus or epipremnum but much rarer

provided its specific needs are met

or pair it with other hardy exotics such as the evergreen Trachycarpus fortunei for a layered

Elegia tectorum pink The splashing is unpredictable: someThe Elegia tectorum, widely known as the Cape Thatching Reed and still often sold under its old name Chondropetalum tectorum, is one of the most architectural evergreen restios you can grow. It forms a neat, rounded fountain of fine, dark green, rush like stems, each marked with contrasting dark nodes and papery brown bracts that catch the light. The effect is sculptural and calming, a living plume that brings year round structure to exotic borders,