Anthurium friedrichsthalii High Humidity avoiding direct sunlight to prevent

avoiding direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch

this orchid thrives in cool to intermediate conditions at elevations between 1000 and 1500 metres

ideally between 18°C and 24°C

Marcgravia sp

Anthurium friedrichsthalii High Humidity avoiding direct sunlight to preventAnthurium friedrichsthalii, commonly known as the laceleaf or Friedrichsthals anthurium, is a striking aroid species prized for its elongated, velvet leaves. The leaves are narrow and lance shaped, with prominent midribs and a velvety texture, often growing on tall, slender petioles. As an epiphyte in nature, Anthurium friedrichsthalii thrives in humid, well ventilated environments, where its aerial roots can absorb moisture from the air. It is