Anthurium polydactylum is an uncommon terrestrial species characterized by its deeply palmatifid foliage, producing multiple slender lobes that create a distinctive “many-fingered” leaf morphology. Native to the humid tropical forests of Central and South America, this member of section Polyneurium demonstrates steady, upright growth under warm temperatures, ample humidity, and bright, indirect light. Its highly divided lamina and elongated petioles make it a standout structural specimen, well-suited for collectors seeking a novel, sculptural addition to advanced aroid displays.
Anthurium polydactylum is an uncommon terrestrial species characterized by its deeply palmatifid foliage, producing multiple slender lobes that create a distinctive “many-fingered” leaf morphology. Native to the humid tropical forests of Central and South America, this member of section Polyneurium demonstrates steady, upright growth under warm temperatures, ample humidity, and bright, indirect light. Its highly divided lamina and elongated petioles make it a standout structural specimen, well-suited for collectors seeking a novel, sculptural addition to advanced aroid displays.
