Hibiscus tiliaceus (variegated form) Nepenthes Young leaves may begin narrower

Young leaves may begin narrower

Provide more indirect light and repot into a looser mix

Young growth often appears in a yellow-orange hue before maturing to a deep green

Humidity Needs: Prefers moderate to high humidity but adapts to average indoor levels

Feeding: Low-strength cactus or orchid feed monthly during growth phase

Hibiscus tiliaceus (variegated form) Nepenthes Young leaves may begin narrowerHibiscus tiliaceus (variegated form) Large rounded to heart shaped leaves carry irregular cream yellow sectors through a green blade. The changing balance of pale and green tissue gives each leaf a different pattern. Foliage sits along upright shoots that lengthen quickly, become woody and divide into branches, allowing the young plant to develop the broad framework of a substantial tropical shrub.