Anthurium superbum Rare Plants Fertilizer: Regular balanced feeding during

Fertilizer: Regular balanced feeding during active growth supports leaf expansion

Alternative culture: adapts to mineral or semi-hydro substrates with stable moisture levels

Young plants remain shrubby

this species stands apart for its distinctive floral structure: enormous

Syngonium podophyllum Schott is native to tropical forest understories in Central and South America

Anthurium superbum Rare Plants Fertilizer: Regular balanced feeding duringAnthurium superbum Anthurium superbum forms a dense birds nest rosette of upright leathery leaves with dark green upper surfaces and paler undersides. Mature blades become broader, thicker and more strongly ribbed, with gently waved margins above a short fibrous base.