Anthurium Vittarifolium Variegated Live Plant, Rare

Discover the exotic beauty of the Anthurium vittarifolium variegated, a truly rare gem for any plant enthusiast. Endemic to South America, this unique epiphyte boasts long, pendant-looking leaves that will infuse your living space with vibrant color and life. Known as a close relative to the Flamingo flower, this Anthurium thrives by attaching to trees in its native tropical rainforests of Brazil, Ecuador, and Colombia.

Its foliage is reminiscent of the Anthurium pallidiflorum, often called the strap leaf anthurium, featuring glossy leaves that can mature to an impressive 228 centimeters (7.5 feet) tall. When it blooms, you'll observe gorgeous pink flowers growing on a spadix and spathe, followed by charming pink to violet berries. This fantastic jungle plant, with its distinctive narrow leaves, adapts wonderfully to hanging baskets, making it a versatile addition to your collection. Your purchase includes the exact plant shown in the last picture, complete with a pot, and qualifies for free shipping.

Anthurium Vittarifolium Care & Specs:

• Species: Anthurium vittarifolium
• Common Name: Flamingo Flower, Hawaiian Heart
• Family: Araceae
• Plant Type: Epiphyte
• Habitat: South America
• Maximum Size: Up to 228 centimeters (7.5 feet) tall
• Light Requirements: Medium to bright indirect light
• Watering Requirements: Frequent watering (allow substrate to dry significantly between waterings)
• Preferred Humidity: High humidity (60%+)
• Preferred Temperature: Warm temperatures (18-29°C)
• Potting Medium: Ultra-chunky mix with orchid bark, perlite, pumice, and peat-based soil
• Fertilizer: Liquid fertilizers during growing season
• Propagation Method: Division, cuttings, and seeds
• Toxicity: Toxic to pets and humans

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Is the Anthurium vittarifolium easy to care for?
A: While stunning, this Anthurium is considered to have a Medium maintenance level due to its specific needs for high humidity and consistent moisture without waterlogging.

Q: What kind of light does this plant need?
A: It thrives in medium to bright indirect light, mimicking its natural rainforest understory habitat. Avoid direct harsh sunlight which can scorch its leaves.