Severaial come to mind, one is S. ellipitica S. masoniana
Many have that coloring when young, also the leaves as they mature grow longer, it may be premature to say what it is. Lets see what the experts say. Norma

Thank you Norma, yes I agree that it does look like S. elliptica (^_^)

Please wait and see, I certainly don't want to make a judgement at this time. It will take years to get to full size and develope adult leaves. It's a beautiful baby, just wait until it grows up and become georgous. I think in Thailand it is sure to develoope faster because of your weather conditions. Norma

I have a friend from Thailand coming to visit for two days. I only know his first name. Norma

His nickname is "Home" right? If so, he is one of my good friends.

Tata is his first name. I can't wait to meet him. I have the book on Sans. in Thailand. I have visited Bangkok many years ago, saw the reclining Budda, we all had a wonderfull time. They were refurbishing the palace at that time. It is a beautiful country, and the people so kind, considerate, soft spoken, spotless city, don't drive crazy, tolerate of Americans. Wonderful food, a beautiful people. P.S.the plant could also be a baby S.ehrenbergii Norma

This appears to look like a Lavranos species. I will need to research this plant more.

It could also be a seedling from KoKo Crater, I gave John Trager 250 hybrid seeds to start. The seedlings are 10 years old at this time and we are starting to sell them, I will be giving him my Conspicua x conspicua seeds when they turn orange/or red. Now that is a plant to raise. Your plant looks like one of those seedlings, no names they are natural hybrids. Norma

I could also be a Steven Hammer species, or Frank Horwood species, perhaps a Dr. Newton species or? or just a open hybid like I purchased from Thailand. Norma

Yea,

I think it is hopeless without further data. You have to wait for an adult plant with flowers. There are too many uncontrolled and undescribed hybrids coming from Thailand and Malaysia.

Helli

This plant is from a collector in japan. I have this plant with a tag somewhere, I will need to comb my collection in trying to find it.