Anthurium

The Anthurium Andraeanum is a popular houseplant with showy red inflorescences that bloom prolifically! Also known as the Flamingo Flower, these plants also boast beautiful heart-shaped leaves. This Anthurium hails from the tropical rainforests of Cental and South America. In its native habitat, they grow epiphytically (on other plants or trees) or terrestially… which should …

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The Anthurium Regale is a beauty. With large, heart-shaped leaves and deep pale veins, it’s no wonder that the Regale is so popular… despite being quite rare! In terms of care, the Anthurium Regale is on the slightly trickier side. If you’ve tried your hand at Anthuriums before, the Regale shouldn’t be too much trouble …

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The Anthurium Rugusolum is a beautiful species from the cloud forests of Ecuador. This rare species is considered, according to the IUCN 2006, “Red-line” endangered due to the de-cultivation of its native habitat. Its rarity perhaps makes this Anthurium all the more sought-after. It boasts heavily-textured leaves that reveal small bumps that resemble fine leather …

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The Anthurium Pedatoradiatum, or Anthurium Fingers as some may call it, is a tropical evergreen native to South Mexico bearing deeply-lobed leaves. When mature, leaves may have as many as 13 “fingers”!! Juvenile leaves emerge roughly heart-shaped before developing deeper lobes. The plant grows to just 3.3 feet (1 meter) tall when kept indoors. Caring …

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Anthurium Radicans (sometimes called Anthurium Malyi) are members of the Araceae family with heavily textured, heart-shaped leaves. Bumps and grooves add intricacy to the leaves, as do their thin symmetrical veins. Their “bubbled” leaves also serve practical purposes: increasing the ability to capture light from all angles covering a larger surface area; and allowing excess …

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The Anthurium Superbum (scientific name: Anthurium Superbum Madison) is a rare, upright growing plant known for its interesting growth pattern. Its long, stiff leaves fan out to form a bowl shape, which invites nesting birds. This gives the plant its nickname, Bird’s Nest. 🙂 Leaf litter and other decomposing organic material also gather at the …

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With elongated leaves and defined veins, the Anthurium Warocqueanum, also known as Queen Anthurium, is definitely eye-catching. 🙂 When fully grown, each leathery leaf can grow up to 6 feet (2 meters) long! While Anthuriums have a reputation for being fussy and difficult plants, our experience is that the Anthurium Warocqueanum is not as difficult …

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The Anthurium Veitchii is a sight to behold. Lovingly referred to as the King Anthurium, this Aroid has stunningly long, horizontally-rippled leaves (these are its veins) that resemble quilt! This unique plant hails from the South African rainforests of Colombia. Despite its royal appearance, it doesn’t need much in terms of care: Ensure your plant gets at …

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Anthurium fans already know that the Anthurium Forgetii is a highly sought-after plant from Colombia. A unique feature of the Forgetii is that its leaves are not heart-shaped, but rather have an upside-down teardrop shape. This is because there it has no sinus (space between the leaf lobes on top of the leaf). 🙂 If …

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Are you looking for super-sized foliage to bring a tropical feel to your home? The Anthurium Magnificum, known for its giant elephant ear-shaped leaves, is a good choice. Indoors, these leaves can grow up to 6 – 10 inches (15 – 25 cm). Leaf blades of the Anthurium Magnificum are thick and leathery to touch. …

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