The Anthurium Pendens is a unique looking plant with very long, narrow leaves. These leaves can reach 2.5 to 3 feet so you’ll see them drape down the sides of the pots. The plant is an epiphyte that is common to the tropical regions of South America. And it resembles the Anthurium Wendlingeri since both …
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The Anthurium Pendulifolium is an epiphytic aroid with large long leaves. These can grow to 4 or 5 feet when kept outdoors. And because the leaves slink downwards, you’ll usually see the plant hung from baskets or positioned in high platforms. How do you care for the Anthurium Pendulifolium? This plant can tolerate low, medium …
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The Anthurium Brownii has uniquely beautiful leaves. These are bright green with 3-lobes and look a bit crumpled. While the leaves may look modest when young, they will get bigger over time making the plant look impressive. It is native to South America, particularly, Costa Rica and Colombia. Although, you’ll also see it Hawaii quite …
The Anthurium Rugulosum is a large leafed plant that features beautiful textures on the face of its foliage. If you look closely, you’ll the how intricate the markings get. As such, the plant is prized for its beautiful leaves. Sadly, it is said to be nearing extinction. So, efforts to preserve it is ongoing. The …
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The Anthurium Waterburyanum is another large leaved plant making it somewhat similar to the Anthurium rugulosum. However, the shapes and patterns in their leaves allow you to easily distinguish one from the other. The Anthurium Waterburyanum is native to the tropical regions of South America including Ecuador. How do you care for the Anthurium Waterburyanum? …
The Anthurium Pedatum is a unique looking plant with long stems and beautiful leaves that split towards the ends. It is native to the tropical rainforests of South America. As such, it enjoys warm weather that’s consistently sunny all year round. How do you care for the Anthurium Pedatum? The plant likes bright, indirect light. …
The Anthurium Pallidiflorum is a rare plant native to Ecuador. It is also called the Strap Leaf Anthurium. And it is best known for its long, slender dark green leaves. These can reach up to 3 feet in length or more. Therefore, it is often grown in hanging basket. Because if its looks, the plant …
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The Anthurium Wendlingeri is a rare plant that has unique looking long, slender, dark green foliage. It also produces pink or while spadix that looks like a corkscrew. Many growers often confuse the plant with other similar looking anthurium varieties including the Anthurium warocqueanum, Anthurium vittarifolium and the Anthurium pallidiflorum. How do you care for …
The Anthurium Vittarifolium is a rare aroid that is unique looking with beautiful long, narrow leaves. Because of how it looks, it is often confused with Anthurium Pallidiflorum. The two look alike. But they are different plants of the same genus. This is a very distinctive looking plant that you can grow in pots and …
Anthurium are well-known houseplants with beautiful leaves and colorful flowers. As such, you if you notice your anthurium leaves turning brown, it can stressful. In this article, I’ll explain why this happens and the possible causes. For each potential cause, I’ll also discuss how to fix the issue. Why does your Anthurium have brown leaves? …
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