Anthurium Tayos Cave Chaemaedorea This species produces small but

This species produces small but numerous blooms on branching inflorescences

Tolerates some direct morning or late afternoon sun

Humidity: 70-85% with excellent air movement

The species name "fractiflexa" refers to the characteristically bent or broken-appearing flower stems

The leaves are fuzzy and flowers are large

Anthurium Tayos Cave Chaemaedorea This species produces small butAnthurium insigne paquishae rojo x Anthurium besseae aff It is a captivating cultivar named after the famous Tayos Cave in Ecuador. This Anthurium variety is notable for its dark green, wavy edged leaves that have a unique and mysterious appearance, resembling the intricate formations found in underground caves. The plant's velvety texture and deep color add to its allure. Like other Anthuriums, it requires bright, indirect light and well draining