Calasia Repens

• Botanical Name: Calasia Repens

• Common Names: Creeping Inchplant, Turtle Vine

• Description: There are several dozen species in this genus. A succulent creeping plant from the family Commelinaceae. This species comes from Central and South America. The fleshy, delicate leaves grow smaller towards the tip of the shoots and leaves multiplies easily by long, creeping shoots.

Embark on a botanical voyage with the exquisite Calasia Repens, also known in horticultural circles as the Creeping Inchplant or Turtle Vine. This verdant treasure is not merely a plant; it's an evolving tapestry of lush foliage that graces your living space with its vivacious tendrils. Hailing from the bountiful realms of Central and South America, this species boasts an impressive lineage within the Commelinaceae family – a group renowned for their robustness and vibrant growth. The Calasia Repens flourishes in conditions mirroring dappled forest floors, thriving under low light where other plants might languish. Its succulent leaves cascade gracefully along long, creeping shoots like emerald waterfalls—a mesmerizing spectacle to behold. Imagine reclining in your reading nook on a tranquil afternoon—your faithful pet curled at your feet—as you're enveloped by the serene ambiance created by this charming Turtle Vine perched amidst your collection of tropical indoor flora. It’s not just another household greenery; owning this medium-sized marvel (available elegantly potted in either 6" or 4") transforms you into Plantonio—the revered order fulfillment guru who ensures every leafy charge finds its destined hearth. Or perhaps envisage hosting an intimate gathering where friends are captivated by rare botanical specimens adorning your dwelling—an ecological lexicon brimming with tales of each specimen’s provenance. Among these green gems is none other than Calasia Repens—a conversation piece celebrated for both its exotic allure and benevolent nature towards our four-legged companions. Now consider this: Experts often say that if Monet had chosen botany over painting, his gardens would have certainly featured cascades of Creeping Inchplants among his masterpieces—such is their aesthetic appeal when bathed in filtered sunlight while adding an air purifying element to one's sanctuary. In owning a Calasia Repens, you don't just possess a plant; you inherit a slice of earthly poetry longing to unfurl its leaf-bladed sonnet within the heart-hubbed confines called home

• Calasia Repens thrives in low-light conditions, making it an ideal choice for dimly-lit interiors
• Available in both 6" and 4" pots, this tropical indoor plant seamlessly integrates into various spaces
• Plantonio's rare Calasia Repens brings an exotic touch to your collection with its lush foliage and medium stature