Name: Anthurium trilobum Linden ex Beer ‘Camaño’
Synonyms: Anthurium insigne Mast.; Anthurium cineraceum Croat; Anthurium garagaranum Standl.; Anthurium stenoglossum Sodiro; Anthurium tripartitum Engl.
Etymology: The epithet trilobum means “three-lobed” and refers to the shape of the leaf. ‘Camaño’ is a horticultural designation.
First description: Anthurium trilobum was published in 1869 by Linden ex Beer; Anthurium insigne was described in 1878 by Maxwell T. Masters and is now listed by Kew as a synonym.
Origin / Habitat: Panama to Ecuador, in moist tropical forests. The species grows as a climbing epiphyte.
Description & Care: Climbing Anthurium with deeply lobed, decorative foliage. We grow it in bright to partial shade, in warm to intermediate conditions, with high humidity and good air circulation. We keep the substrate evenly moist and well-drained. We maintain it at approximately 18–26 °C.