Name: Anthurium pallidiflorum, Engler 1898
Synonyms:
Anthurium annulatum, Sodiro 1901
Anthurium lorifolium, Sodiro 1901
Anthurium spruceanum, Engl. 1905
Etymology:
pallidiflorum = with pale flowers
Origin: Ecuador
Habitat:
epiphytic, tropical, warm and humid at an altitude of approx. 250 m, no further information
Notes:
This anthurium produces beautiful elongated, velvety leaves. When sunlight hits the leaves, they display a stunning shimmer. Mature leaves become slightly pleated along the midrib.
With high humidity and plenty of water, Anthurium pallidiflorum can also be grown as a climbing plant. This species should definitely be grown in a hanging basket.
Cultivation: Warm to intermediate conditions at around 18–27 °C, high humidity, and bright, indirect light. Keep evenly and slightly moist in a hanging pot with coarse, airy aroid substrate.