Native to the rainforests of Colombia, Pink Princess is a tropical climber celebrated for its rare and regal variegation. Each leaf unfurls as a work of contrast—deep green marbled with blushing streaks of pink, a result of reduced chlorophyll in certain cells. The balance between pigment and green is what keeps the plant alive and luminous: beauty sustained by precision.
Its large, waxy leaves can reach up to nine inches long, each one glossy and slightly heart-shaped, with subtle crimson undertones along the stems. Grown in bright, indirect light, new growth often reveals even bolder patterns of pink and rose.
Please note: color intensity varies with age and light. Plants may arrive with modest variegation, deepening as they mature.
The Pink Princess is a slow but steady grower—an emblem of patience rewarded, and proof that rare beauty often begins quietly.
Varieties: Plants that are bred to deliver a range of interesting traits that affect sizes and colors are known as varieties.
