This
rare anthurium
is a sight to
behold with its
showy draping
leaves that
can reach 5-6’
long. The leaves
have a velvety
texture on the
upper surface.
It’s best to grow
in a hanging
basket to give
the plant ample
room for these
long leaves
to dangle.
A corkscrew
inflorescence
emerges in
spring on mature plants and after pollination it’s covered
with small, bright red fruit that each contain 1-5
seeds. Grow in bright, indirect light and fertilize once a
month. Anthurium wendlingeri is a rare offering for any
aroid collector.
