Disterigma El Pangui Zootrophion This hybrid results from crossing

This hybrid results from crossing Anthurium rotundistigmatum 'Ecuagenera' (a variety with round stigmatic surface and bullate textured leaves) and Anthurium luxurians (known for its deeply corrugated leaves)

Humidity: High humidity levels of 70-80% are essential for maintaining the velvety texture and vibrant white veining

The higher the white variegation

Native to tropical regions of Central and South America

Features attractive pink star-shaped flowers with a sweet fragrance that appear in clusters throughout the growing season

Disterigma El Pangui Zootrophion This hybrid results from crossingA charming ericaceous, bearing small, urn shaped tubular flowers with the delicate pendant habit characteristic of the genus. Its compact, trailing growth and near continuous blooming make it an exceptional choice for hanging baskets, mounted culture, or cool greenhouse displays. Light: Moderate to bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; tolerates brief morning sun but avoid harsh midday exposure. Temperature: Cool to intermediate grower.