A rare, epiphytic Anthurium native to Central American montane forests, Anthurium dolichostachyum features elongated, coriaceous leaves with a pronounced midrib and subtle secondary venation. Its defining characteristic is a slender, extended spadix emerging from a narrow, green spathe. Displays slow, steady growth under high humidity, diffused light, and well-aerated substrate. Highly sought after by collectors for its elegant, minimalistic morphology and excellent adaptability in controlled indoor environments.
Please note the final image is of a mature specimen and is NFS.
A rare, epiphytic Anthurium native to Central American montane forests, Anthurium dolichostachyum features elongated, coriaceous leaves with a pronounced midrib and subtle secondary venation. Its defining characteristic is a slender, extended spadix emerging from a narrow, green spathe. Displays slow, steady growth under high humidity, diffused light, and well-aerated substrate. Highly sought after by collectors for its elegant, minimalistic morphology and excellent adaptability in controlled indoor environments.
Please note the final image is of a mature specimen and is NFS.
