African Hosta does well in bright indirect light indoors as well as partial to fully shaded outdoors which receive bright indirect and maybe some morning sunlight. It would need protection from harsh afternoon sunlight.

African Hosta loves warmth and does well in room temperatures. It would need protection from extreme low temperatures.

African Hosta plant needs to be watered once or twice a week. This could increase during summers and reduce during winters. Try not to over-water the plant and provide good drainage.

African Hosta does well in medium to high humidity conditions. So, in extremely dry weather you might need to mist the plant to maintain the humidity levels.

African Hosta plant would need a mild fertilizer every 2 month but not during winters

African Hosta would need as required for removal of dried out leaves/stems. To Prune cut the leaves from the base of the plant.

African Hosta plant would need repotting only if the plant has outgrown the planter

African Hosta Plant can be propagated via division

Drooping leaves -
Over/Under-watering, Insufficient light

Brown tips -
Over-watering, Excess light, Transit or movement shock

Yellow leaves -
Over-watering

African Hosta plants are medium growers

A rare find, African Hosta is one of few plant with spotted leaves. In the right conditions it could also produce unique ball-shaped blooms

African False Hosta, Drimiopsis Maculata, Little White Soldiers, Leopard Plant