Anthurium Maculosum serpens plant self-heading grower with the forgiving

self-heading grower with the forgiving

The cross produces large

and a bit of charcoal work well

New leaves emerge with the characteristic bronzed flush before the variegation develops

Avoid direct sun which scorches the velvety leaves readily

Anthurium Maculosum serpens plant self-heading grower with the forgivingAnthurium Maculosum A species endemic to Ecuador, native to wet coastal and low Andean forests on the western slopes of the Andes, growing as a terrestrial or epiphyte. It produces elongated, lance shaped, thickly leathery leaves with a smooth glossy texture, clear venation, and distinctive dark purple punctate (spotted) petioles the leaves dangling in an almost pendant fashion from long, patterned petioles at maturity. Listed as Near Threatened in