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The Anthurium vittarifolium is a rare variety endemic to South America. It has long yet pendant-looking leaves which will surely add color and life to your living space.
The plant is known to be a close relative to the flamingo flower. It’s an epiphyte species where it thrives in other plants such as trees for support. It’s found throughout tropical rain forests in Brazil, Ecuador, and Colombia.
The foliage is similar to the Anthurium pallidiflorum which is called the strap leaf anthurium. It features glossy foliage with gorgeous pink blooms.
The flowers grow on a spadix and spathe when it blooms, while the berries look pink to violet. The fantastic thing is this unique jungle plant, with its narrow leaves, grows well in hanging baskets.
Anthurium vittarifolium Care
Caring for the Anthurium vittarifolium flower is not as difficult as you think. Here’s the secret:
Species: Anthurium vittarifolium
Common Name: Flamingo flower, Hawaiin heart
Family: Araceae
Plant Type: Epiphyte
Habitat: South America
Maximum Size: 7.5 feet tall
Watering Requirements: Frequent watering
Light Requirements: Medium to bright indirect light
Preferred Humidity: High humidity
Preferred Temperature: Warm temperatures
Potting Medium: Orchid compost with peat-based soil mix
Fertilizer: Liquid fertilizers
Propagation Method: Division, cuttings, and seeds
Vulnerability: Not cold hardy
Toxicity: Toxic to pets and humans
