Anthurium papillilaminum x Anthurium pedatum Cavendishia Humidity: Maintain 70-85% using humidifiers

Humidity: Maintain 70-85% using humidifiers

A species from the Andean cloud forests best known for its pendant flowers whose lip strikingly resembles a tiny monkey face

with deeply raised cellular patterns that give each leaf a unique sculptural quality

which causes bleaching and desiccation of the delicate foliage

typically every 7-10 days

Anthurium papillilaminum x Anthurium pedatum Cavendishia Humidity: Maintain 70-85% using humidifiersA hybrid of Anth. papillilaminum Anth. pedatum, two distinctive aroid species from tropical America. It produces leaves with well defined basal lobes inherited from papillilaminum and elongated, narrowing apical lobes reminiscent of pedatum, resulting in a striking intermediate form with bold venation and a firm, leathery texture. Light: Bright indirect light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the leaf surface. Temperature: