Leea sp Timika

$50.00

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A special discount is given for a minimum purchase of $1000
We give 100% replacement for DOA plant excluding the shipping cost

ABOUT THE PLANT:

Rare, undescribed species from Papua, Indonesia
Features lush, compound leaves in a distinctive layered pattern
The photo is representative
Plant in good condition and health
It is sold per plant

Leea sp Timika is a rare, still-undescribed species within the Leea genus, collected from the tropical forests near Timika, Papua, Indonesia. The genus itself is distributed more broadly across Northern and eastern Australia, New Guinea, South and Southeast Asia, and parts of Africa. The APG IV system places Leea in the subfamily Leeoideae (Vitaceae). The genus was named by Linnaeus after James Lee, the Scottish nurseryman based in Hammersmith, London, who introduced many new plant discoveries to England at the end of the 18th century. (Source: Wikipedia)

Kingdom: Plantae
Clade: Tracheophytes
Clade: Angiosperms
Clade: Eudicots
Clade: Rosids
Order: Vitales
Family: Vitaceae
Subfamily: Leeoideae Burmeist.
Genus: Leea D.Royen ex L.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

An import license is a must when your country asks it as a requirement
The plant is able to be shipped once the paperwork is ready, typically taking 1–2 weeks

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Description

Leea sp Timika — Rare Terrarium Centerpiece from Papua

Leea sp Timika is an exceptional and highly sought-after plant for any sophisticated indoor botanical or terrarium collection. Many hobbyists prize this exotic species for its lush, compound leaves. Its growth habit is layered and fern-like. It’s still undescribed, collected from the tropical lowland forests near Timika, Papua. As a result, it creates a bold, natural centerpiece in your terrarium or paludarium setup. So if you want a refined, eye-catching display, we highly recommend this plant as a true statement piece for your indoor collection.

Carefully Selected, Healthy Specimens

Our team at Borneo Aquatic selects each plant carefully. This way, you receive a healthy, well-established specimen every time. This species thrives in setups with high humidity and stable moisture. It also appreciates bright, indirect lighting. Because of this, it fits perfectly in closed terrariums, indoor greenhouses, or specialized tropical setups. Its layered leaflet pattern adapts well to consistent moisture and warm environments. Therefore, it’s an excellent choice for experienced hobbyists who appreciate rare, wild-collected beauty.

Ideal Growing Conditions

Many enthusiasts love this plant for its spectacular, jungle-fresh appeal. It flourishes best in microclimates that mimic its natural forest floor home. For best results, provide a warm, humid environment with good air circulation. Aim for 70–90% humidity. Also use a well-draining, nutrient-rich organic substrate. Finally, give it bright, indirect lighting to keep the foliage full and vibrant year-round.

Styling Your Terrarium

You can combine this plant with mosses or other tropical species at its base. This recreates its natural forest-floor companions and creates a harmonious display. Overall, maintaining it is a rewarding experience for any dedicated collector. That’s why we take great pride in our secure, professional packaging, so your order arrives in perfect condition. For more on the Leea genus, see the overview on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leea. Shop our full collection at https://borneoaquatic.com/shop/