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The evergreen herbaceous perennial Homalomena is a member of the Araceae family. In indoor culture, only a part of the homolomen species is grown as an ornamental leafy plant. This perennial comes from Asia and South America, and it prefers to grow in tropical latitudes.<\/p>\n

The plant has a powerful root system, which grows very quickly. A large basal rosette is formed by long-petiolate heart-shaped leaf plates. On the surface of the entire leaves leathery to the touch, there are clearly distinguishable veins.<\/p>\n

During flowering, an inflorescence appears, which is a dense ear. It is sometimes used in alternative medicine as a medicinal raw material. When growing homalomen, it should be borne in mind that poisonous substances are included in its vegetative organs.<\/p>\n

This culture belongs to fast-growing plants. When grown indoors, flowering can be seen infrequently, while the inflorescence is recommended to be cut off immediately after it appears.<\/p>\n

<\/span>Brief description of cultivation<\/span><\/h2>
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