Anthurium wendlingeri Malvaceae and produced successively at the

and produced successively at the cane's apex

robust epiphyte native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

Best grown in a small pot with a fine

mounted plants need more frequent watering than potted ones

Anthurium wendlingeri Malvaceae and produced successively at theThis spectacular aroid is an epiphytic species native to Central American tropical wet forests, from Nicaragua to Colombia. It is highly valued for its distinctive long, strap like, pendant leaves that create a dramatic, cascading effect. Light: Requires bright, indirect light for best growth and leaf development. Avoid all direct midday sun, which will cause the leaves to scorch. Temperature: Warm and stable conditions year round. Protect it from