Anthurium papillilaminum 'Ree Gardens' x besseae (True Form) pink often called "wax plants" due

often called "wax plants" due to their glossy foliage

Philodendron 'Orange Marmalade

where it grows in dry shade and full sun alike on shallow

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A beautiful and understated species with long

Anthurium papillilaminum 'Ree Gardens' x besseae (True Form) pink often called "wax plants" dueThe hybrid of two 'unicorn' Anthurium. Anthurium papillilaminum is celebrated for its large, velvety, heart shaped leaves that exhibit a deep olive green hue. The foliage has a leathery texture and a subtle velvet sheen. As a slow growing species, it maintains a manageable size, making it ideal for indoor cultivation. The true form of Anthurium besseae is rarely offered and is a striking addition to rare anthurium collections. Water This plant prefers