Anthurium magnificum x Anthurium regale Grias among the larger-flowered members of

among the larger-flowered members of the genus

bearing successive flowers on an erect raceme that emerges from the base of each leaf

high humidity is essential for full leaf expansion and to maintain the characteristic pubescent petioles

A compact miniature species from the Andean cloud forests

It prefers to be grown mounted on cork bark or in baskets with a very airy

Anthurium magnificum x Anthurium regale Grias among the larger-flowered members ofA primary hybrid of Anth. magnificum Anth. regale, two Andean species renowned for their bold, silver reticulate venation. Leaves are large, ovate cordate with a semi velvety surface, prominent white silver reticulate veins, well defined basal lobes, and robust petioles combining the best architectural qualities of both parents. Light: Bright indirect light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which scorches the large, soft leaves and