Red wine leaves frequently have enormous, multicoloured patterns. The leaves frequently display vivid variegation in shades of pink, orange, red, and white. Their leaves typically have purple undersides. The leaves tuck away at night. The leaves spread out in the morning in quest of the rising sun. The plant has a tiny junction called a pulvinus between the stem and leaf that enables this phenomena, also known as nyctinasty. Although direct sunlight will scorch the foliage, this plant prefers indirect light. In a dim environment, it won’t flourish. This plant is native to the jungle and appreciates humidity. Most of the time, keep the soil moist, but avoid letting it get too wet or flooded.