• Genus: Pursegloveia
• Botanical Background: Species honors significant contributions to tropical plant research and the study of aroids.

• Geographical Range: Native to the tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia.
• Environment: Naturally thrives in warm, humid conditions with rich, well-draining soils, receiving dappled sunlight beneath the forest canopy.

Leaves

• Leaves are broadly ovate
• Leathery texture
• Deep green color

• Subtle variegation that enhances their visual appeal

Inflorescence (Spadix & Spathe)

• Slender spadix paired with a cream-colored spathe that has hints of green
• Scent is mild

Growth Habit

• Develops from a robust rhizome that anchors it in the forest understory

Light Requirements

• Bright, indirect light
• Mimics filtered sunlight of its natural habitat

Watering & Humidity

• Regular watering 
• Maintain consistently moist while avoiding waterlogging
• High ambient humidity

Soil & Potting Mix

• Well-draining mix enriched with organic matter is ideal

• Ample drainage is recommended

Temperature & Fertilizer

• Ideal temperatures range between 65°F and 80°F

• Balanced fertilizer applied during the growing season supports healthy growth

Division & Cutting

• Propagation is most successful by dividing the rhizomes during the active growing season.

Seeds

• Seed propagation is less common due to variable germination rates

• Requires precise conditions to achieve success.

Typical Issues

• Spider mites
• Root rot
• Environmental conditions are not optimal

Treatment Recommendations

• Insecticidal soaps
• Proper drainage to helps prevent fungal diseases

• Stands out for its distinctive inflorescence and patterned foliage

• Rarity and unique appearance

• Prized addition to specialized aroid collections
  
  

Wild Population Status

• Limited natural populations
• Ensure sustainable growth

Market Availability

• Rare find in the horticultural trade

• Primarily available through specialist nurseries and collectors