Anthurium Pallidiflorum Guazhalan Pot Size:4" XL not swamp—using well-draining mix like

not swamp—using well-draining mix like peat or orchid bark to avoid root rot

and coco coir) to prevent waterlogging

deer-antler silhouette — the undersides of mature fertile fronds covered in the brown

before gradually fading through warm intermediate tones to a deep

Overwatering causes root rot — when in doubt

Anthurium Pallidiflorum Guazhalan Pot Size:4" XL not swamp—using well-draining mix likeAnthurium Pallidiflorum 'Guazhalan' A locale selection of Anthurium pallidiflorum the Ecuadorian pendant strap leaf species originating from the Guazhalan area of Ecuador and distinguished within the species by its particularly elongated, lanceolate leaves with a smooth, leathery surface texture and prominently expressed parallel venation. The species grows as an epiphyte in the humid cloud forests of Ecuador and Colombia, its extraordinarily long,