Anaphyllum wightii Size:9cm while insufficient light may slow

while insufficient light may slow its growth and reduce its overall vigour

Growth habit: Long vining runners (guide up and down a pole to encourage larger leaf growth)

or setting the plant on a pebble tray filled with water

though the ‘Fresh Aurea’ form doesn’t occur naturally in the wild

Anaphyllum wightii Size:9cm while insufficient light may slowAnaphyllum wightii is a rhizomatous aroid from south west India and the Lakshadweep Islands. It is a terrestrial species of evergreen and semi evergreen forest, and current references treat it as native to the southern Western Ghats as well as Lakshadweep. Anaphyllum wightii has a creeping rhizome and an upright growth habit, with long brownish petioles and leaves that are pinnatisect to pinnatipartite rather than entire. The leaf segments are usually