Anthurium lentii Ecuagenera (medium) Porrovallia each with translucent yellow-green linear-lanceolate

each with translucent yellow-green linear-lanceolate sepals and a vivid crimson-red labellum — a striking contrast that makes this tiny plant punch well above its size

pouch-shaped flowers characteristic of slipper orchids

it dries out quickly

allowing only slight drying

It grows with a creeping rhizome and well-spaced pseudobulbs

Anthurium lentii Ecuagenera (medium) Porrovallia each with translucent yellow-green linear-lanceolateA rare and distinctive species prized for its unique foliage and compact growth habit. This intermediate to warm growing aroid produces attractive leaves with characteristic form, making it a sought after specimen for collectors of rare Anthurium species and tropical plant enthusiasts. Light: Bright indirect light, equivalent to 50 70% shade. Avoid direct sun which can scorch the foliage. Temperature: Intermediate to warm conditions with daytime 70