Cattleya Martina Oncostele Anthurium cabrerense can adapt to

Anthurium cabrerense can adapt to intermediate to cold temperatures (growing up to 2200 meters above sea level)

Humidity: 70-85% with constant air circulation to prevent fungal issues

high ambient moisture supports vigorous growth and the production of long

and the broad

Cattleya Martina Oncostele Anthurium cabrerense can adapt toA compact and highly charming hybrid resulting from the cross between C. mooreana and C. coccinea, inheriting exceptional form and an eye catching presentation. This dwarf to medium sized grower produces upright, tightly clustered pseudobulbs that yield short inflorescences with beautifully proportioned, long lasting flowers. Light: Bright indirect light with 40 60% shade cloth; optimal illumination keeps the compact growth habit robust and encourages