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It was only described in 2014 and remains uncommon in cultivation
Ideal Position: South
bright red flowers that emerge from dark
Anthurium draconopterum is a striking aroid known for its elongated
Philodendron nangaritense Claire's Collection It was only described inA showstopping species whose new petioles come out neon red with a beautiful bubblegum pink leaf, gradually fading to soft peach and then green . Ecuador. Unusual, fuzzy petioles Stunning array of colours and easy care Would benefit from a support Growth habit: Climber. Water: Water when top 3cm of substrate is dry. Light: Bright indirect light. Humidity: Will thrive in higher than ambient humidity. Please note: these plants are propagated by us in
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