Anthurium veitchii (XS) Nephrolepidaceae Inherits fragrance from its Cattleya

Inherits fragrance from its Cattleya lineage

allowing the mounting material to approach dryness between waterings

resulting in a climbing plant famous for its exceptional golden-yellow venation patterns and its distinctive elongated leaf structure that creates serpentine visual effects

this orchid boasts stunning blooms with intricate patterns and rich colors

It is a captivating orchid species found in the diverse ecosystems of Central and South America

Anthurium veitchii (XS) Nephrolepidaceae Inherits fragrance from its CattleyaKnown as the King Anthurium, this species features elongated, deeply ribbed leaves with corrugated texture and velvety surface. As a seedling, this young plant will gradually develop its full characteristic features as it matures, eventually displaying the dramatic architectural presence that makes it highly sought after. Light: Bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can damage young foliage. Temperature: Warm, stable temperatures 65 79F