Anthurium Queremalense hoya variegata Never remove the peduncles after

Never remove the peduncles after flowering — new flower clusters develop from the same spurs

multi-toned variegation in which new leaves emerge in rich caramel

consistent good indirect light supports the best venation contrast without bleaching the velvet surface

A hemiepiphytic climber native to Brazil

Soil: Well-draining mix of orchid bark

Anthurium Queremalense hoya variegata Never remove the peduncles afterAnthurium Queremalense A high altitude cloud forest species from the lower montane wet forests of western Colombia and northwestern Ecuador a genuinely cool growing anthurium that stands apart from the warm preferring majority of the velvet anthurium group in its temperature requirements and its reward structure, which is entirely oriented toward patience and consistency. The leaves are long, elongated to broadly cordate, dark green, and genuinely