Anthurium clavigerum Small Plants it grows as a hemi-epiphyte

it grows as a hemi-epiphyte in humid lowland forests

Ficus villosa produces aerial roots that enable it to ascend supports

The leaves are edged with attractive rust-coloured trichomes

maintaining its pink foliage even in less optimal lighting

An elegant hybrid with frilly

Anthurium clavigerum Small Plants it grows as a hemi-epiphyteA stunning digitate species whose leaflets will develop an oak like shape with maturity. Tropical South America. Unusual digitate leaves Somewhat pendantly draping foliage Easy grower Growth habit: Compact climber. Water: Water when top 3cm of substrate is dry. Light: Bright indirect light. Humidity: Will thrive in higher than ambient humidity. Please note: these plants are propagated by us in our in house greenhouse. Some variance is expected. Minor