Anthurium ochranthum is a distinctive, large-leafed species within the section Polyneurium, valued for its elongated, velvety-textured foliage and pronounced, parallel venation. Native to humid lowland and montane forests of Central and South America, this terrestrial to epiphytic aroid exhibits a robust growth habit when provided with high humidity, diffuse light, and a well-draining, organic substrate. Its inflorescences feature a characteristic ochre-toned spadix, contributing to its botanical appeal. Highly prized among collectors, A. ochranthum brings dramatic structure and refined elegance to curated aroid environments.
Anthurium ochranthum is a distinctive, large-leafed species within the section Polyneurium, valued for its elongated, velvety-textured foliage and pronounced, parallel venation. Native to humid lowland and montane forests of Central and South America, this terrestrial to epiphytic aroid exhibits a robust growth habit when provided with high humidity, diffuse light, and a well-draining, organic substrate. Its inflorescences feature a characteristic ochre-toned spadix, contributing to its botanical appeal. Highly prized among collectors, A. ochranthum brings dramatic structure and refined elegance to curated aroid environments.
