Anthurium Waterburyanum tropical muting the cream and lime

muting the cream and lime patterning

It belongs to the informal "auriculatum group" — species with a long-pendant habit whose amplexicaul

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A self-heading erubescens-type hybrid grown for its broad

Variegation stability is directly tied to light levels — bright light is the primary factor in maintaining strong pink expression

Anthurium Waterburyanum tropical muting the cream and limeAnthurium Waterburyanum A rare hemiepiphytic species endemic to Ecuador, named for its original collector Bette Waterbury, and one of the more closely related species to A. warocqueanum in the pendant velvet anthurium group. It carries long, broadly elongated, velvety leaves with prominent white green venation and a deep, rich green surface a large scale plant that can attain impressive size on a well grown climbing specimen. Known among collectors as