Name: Anthurium nutibarense Croat & Oberle

Etymology: The genus name Anthurium means “tail flower”; the epithet nutibarense refers to the type locality near Nutibara in the Colombian department of Antioquia.

First description: In 2005 by Thomas B. Croat and Ernst Oberle in Aroideana.

Origin/Distribution: Colombia.

Location/Habitat: Terrestrial in very humid premontane forests. Grow in cool to intermediate conditions at around 15–24 °C, in shade to partial shade, with high humidity and steady air movement.

Description and notes: A compact species with arrow- to heart-shaped leaves and a strongly bullate-rugose surface that becomes more pronounced as the leaves mature. The petioles are prominently ribbed. Keep a humus-rich, coarse, airy substrate evenly moist; avoid allowing it to dry out completely and avoid excessive heat.