
Sonerila White Spot
$18.00
The White Spot Forest Jewel
What Is Sonerila ‘White Spot’?
Sonerila ‘White Spot’ is a decorative tropical foliage plant known for its bright white spotting across green leaves. It belongs to the Sonerila genus in the Melastomataceae family, which naturally grows in warm, humid rainforest environments.
This plant is not aquatic and should never be submerged. It grows best in high humidity with consistently moist, well-draining soil.
The “White Spot” name refers to the scattered pale or silvery dots that create strong contrast on the leaf surface.
Fresh and eye-catching, Sonerila ‘White Spot’ is ideal for collectors who enjoy patterned jewel-type plants.
How It Grows
This plant grows low and forms a small, compact clump. It remains relatively small and performs best in stable, humid conditions.
Growth is moderate under warm and consistent care.
The Leaves
The leaves are soft and decorative.
Color: medium to deep green with white or silvery spots
Surface: smooth to lightly textured
Shape: oval to slightly pointed with visible veins
The bright white spotting is its main highlight.
Light Needs
Prefers bright, indirect light.
Avoid direct sunlight
Good light enhances spot contrast
Low light may reduce pattern clarity.
Water & Growing Conditions
Keep soil evenly moist but not soggy
Use airy, organic-rich, well-draining soil
Requires high humidity
Ideal temperature: 20–28°C
Avoid letting the soil dry out completely.
Growing Environment
Best suited for:
Terrariums
Humidity cabinets
Vivariums
Greenhouse setups
Not suitable for aquariums or submerged environments.
Care Level
Medium to high care.
Better for growers with some experience
Sensitive to dry air
Moderate growth rate
Handling Note
Maintain stable humidity and consistent moisture. With proper care, Sonerila ‘White Spot’ will maintain its bright spotted foliage and compact rainforest form.

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