Phragmipedium Alae Animae Polycycnis or in small pots with

or in small pots with fine-grade bark mix or sphagnum moss for optimal drainage and aeration

Successful cultivation of Anthurium cornejoi requires attention to the following aspects:

Avoid harsh direct sun

iridescent pubescence of myiophora

Phragmipedium Alae Animae Polycycnis or in small pots withA striking hybrid between Phrag. caudatum and Phrag. anguloi, combining the dramatic, elongated petals of the former with the bold, well formed pouch and upright dorsal sepal of the latter, resulting in a large, commanding flower with gracefully arching lateral petals that curve downward from a broad, erect dorsal sepal. Light: Grow under 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which causes leaf scorch and stress. Temperature: Intermediate grower.