Anthurium Fort Sherman Trichosalpinx cone-shaped bullae — giving the

cone-shaped bullae — giving the foliage an almost prehistoric

Be aware that the flowers of this species are often reported to have an unpleasant odor

Rio Deudo and Morro Chapeu feature stiffer leaves and a very upright form where Puerto Seguro tends to hold more leaves below the center growing point of the plant

Its ease of care and striking foliage make it a popular choice for both novice and experienced plant enthusiasts looking to enhance their indoor gardens with a touch of vivid color and tropical flair

This cross results in a fascinating orchid that carries the genetic characteristics of both parents

Anthurium Fort Sherman Trichosalpinx cone-shaped bullae — giving the