Anthurium podophyllum - Starter Plant plants high-yield variety known for its

high-yield variety known for its glossy

Grape Color: Red

Sun: Partial light

It’s highly disease-resistant and easy to grow

Variety: Everest (Cornell University Release)

Anthurium podophyllum - Starter Plant plants high-yield variety known for itsAnthurium podophyllum are from tropical Mexico where it grows as an epiphyte and as a terrestrial plant. As Anthurium podophyllum matures, the leaves split into parts like spider legs with a stiff texture. Since Anthuriums are typically epiphytic, they do well in a substrate with ample aeration with medium such as orchid bark, charcoal, coco coir, perlite, etc. Anthuriums can survive in lower light conditions, but prefer at least 6 hours of bright,