Anthurium Wendlingeri huperzia coriaceum is best grown in

coriaceum is best grown in a wide

broadly cordate leaves carrying prominent bright white to pale yellow venation of strong contrast against a dark semi-velvety surface — with the regale influence expected to become increasingly dominant as the plant matures and leaves grow larger

keep the medium lightly and consistently moist but allow the top inch to approach dryness between waterings

New leaves emerge with warm-toned petiole flushing before settling to the cool silver-green of maturity

Anthurium Wendlingeri huperzia coriaceum is best grown inAnthurium Wendlingeri A pendant strap leaf anthurium native to the cloud forests of Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, and Colombia, growing as an epiphyte with long, narrow, velvety pendant leaves that hang freely from tree branches in the humid montane understory. Distinguished within the pendant group by its uniquely coiled, corkscrew spiraling spadix unlike any other species in the genus and its deeply velvety, elongated leaves that can reach several