Anthurium rugulosum 'Crinitum' Porroglossum bearing successive small flowers with

bearing successive small flowers with spreading ovate sepals

Ensure excellent air circulation for optimal health

Tiny solitary flowers emerge from the leaf axils

Light: Bright filtered light

Light: Anguloa dubia thrives in bright

Anthurium rugulosum 'Crinitum' Porroglossum bearing successive small flowers withThis rare epiphytic aroid is distinguished by its heavily bullate, dark green leaves that possess a deeply rugose and leathery texture. It stands out due to the dense, hair like scales covering its petioles, which provide a unique tactile and visual appeal for specialized collectors of tropical foliage. Light: Bright, indirect light. Direct sun exposure must be avoided as it causes irreversible damage to the textured leaf surface. Temperature: 59 77F