Anthurium Waterburyanum tropical broadly heart-shaped leaves with wavy

broadly heart-shaped leaves with wavy

A self-heading erubescens-type hybrid grown for its broad

Fertilizer: Feed with a balanced liquid fertilizer supplemented with calcium and magnesium every 4-6 weeks during active growth

the Queen Anthurium whose elongated

pests like spider mites or mealybugs

Anthurium Waterburyanum tropical broadly heart-shaped leaves with wavyAnthurium Waterburyanum A rare hemiepiphytic species endemic to Ecuador, named for its original collector Bette Waterbury, and one of the more closely related species to A. warocqueanum in the pendant velvet anthurium group. It carries long, broadly elongated, velvety leaves with prominent white green venation and a deep, rich green surface a large scale plant that can attain impressive size on a well grown climbing specimen. Known among collectors as