Anthurium Nouvelle Lune Erycina The pale yellow-green tubular structure

The pale yellow-green tubular structure frames a deeply lobed

Best suited for cool greenhouse conditions or high-altitude growing setups

Humidity: Requires high humidity levels between 65-85% with excellent air movement to prevent fungal problems

hence its specific epithet 'felis' (Latin for cat)

Anthurium Nouvelle Lune Erycina The pale yellow-green tubular structureA hybrid of Anthurium nigrolaminum 'Gigi' Anthurium dressleri, two highly sought after velvety aroid species from tropical America. It produces large, cordate leaves with open basal lobes, prominent venation, and deep reddish purple petioles, with new growth emerging in warm bronze tones before maturing to a rich, deep surface. Light: Bright indirect light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the large leaf surface.