Anthurium pucayacuense cf. x Anth. besseae aff Polygora masterfully combines the distinctive characteristics

masterfully combines the distinctive characteristics of its parents

Anthurium gladiifolium displays remarkable sword-shaped leaves with vibrant green coloration and graceful

medium-sized blossoms during the late autumn and winter seasons

while the upright dorsal sepal is a similar hue with darker veining

Watering: Water regularly and keep the substrate evenly moist

Anthurium pucayacuense cf. x Anth. besseae aff Polygora masterfully combines the distinctive characteristicsA hybrid of Anth. pucayacuense cf. Anth. besseae aff., two warm growing species from the cloud forests of South America. The foliage is elongated cordate with well defined basal lobes, a prominent midrib, visible secondary venation, and a smooth to semi matte surface on slender, upright petioles. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun exposure, which can bleach or scorch the leaves. Temperature: 6582F (1828C); a warm