Anthurium papillilaminum (Big) Trigonidium pointed sepals converge into a

pointed sepals converge into a narrow tube with short apical tails

wide leaf shape

No direct sun - it burns the leaves

Anthurium guayaquilense cf Culture:

Anthurium papillilaminum (Big) Trigonidium pointed sepals converge into aA striking foliage species from the cloud forests of Central America, prized for its large, deeply cordate leaves with a velvety, near black surface and prominent primary venation. It grows as a hemiepiphyte with a bold, architectural habit suited to warm, humid interiors. Light: Bright indirect light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the dark, delicate leaf surface. Temperature: 6582F (1828C); a warm tropical grower that