Labisia Dark Borneo – Rare Tropical Plant from Borneo

Labisia Dark Borneo is a rare tropical plant native to the rainforests of Borneo, highly appreciated by terrarium hobbyists and rare plant collectors. This plant is admired for its dark-toned foliage, which gives a strong and elegant contrast when displayed in humid plant setups.

In its natural habitat, Labisia Dark Borneo grows on the shaded forest floor of tropical rainforests, where humidity remains high throughout the year. These conditions make it especially suitable for terrariums, vivariums, and other enclosed environments where moisture and temperature can be controlled.

Key Characteristics of Labisia Dark Borneo

This rare foliage plant offers several attractive features:

• Native Borneo understory plant
  
• Distinctive dark leaf coloration
  
• Compact growth, easy to place in terrariums
• Ideal for high-humidity environments
  
• Highly valued among rare plant collectors

Compared to common Labisia varieties, this form is darker and more exclusive, making it a preferred choice for collectors seeking unique foliage plants from Southeast Asia.

Labisia Dark Borneo Care Guide

To maintain healthy growth and leaf color, stable conditions are essential.

• Light: Low to medium indirect light
• Humidity: High (70–90%)
• Temperature: 22–30°C
• Watering: Keep substrate evenly moist
• Growing Media: Well-draining mix rich in organic matter

This plant performs best in enclosed or semi-enclosed environments with stable humidity.

Why Buy from Our Store?

• Plants are grown and maintained by experienced growers
  
• Carefully selected healthy and well-established specimens
  
• Affordable pricing for rare Borneo plants
• Sustainably cultivated, not destructive wild collection
  
• Trusted Indonesian seller specializing in rare terrarium plants

You may also explore other rare Borneo plants such as Schismatoglottis and Piper species available in our collection.

Botanical Reference

Learn more about the Labisia genus here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labisia