Anthurium Papillilaminum tropical house plant moisture-retentive aroid mix of orchid

moisture-retentive aroid mix of orchid bark

where it grows as a terrestrial to hemiepiphytic understory plant

A bright-toned form of Philodendron plowmanii — the Ecuadorian terrestrial creeper — distinguished by its vivid lime to citrus-green foliage

Fertilizer: Monthly with balanced fertilizer

moderate to high humidity of 50-70% supports the healthiest growth and most vigorous flowering

Anthurium Papillilaminum tropical house plant moisture-retentive aroid mix of orchidAnthurium Papillilaminum A compact epiphytic species from the lowland rainforests of Coln and Darin Provinces in Panama, formally described by Croat and growing in the perpetually moist, shaded understory at low elevations. One of the most foundational parent species in collector anthurium hybridization its thick, muscular, densely papillose velvety leaf texture, characteristic ribbed and winged petioles, and deep mahogany to reddish brown emergent