Anthurium Magnificum platycerium lemoinei The hybrid combines the pendant

The hybrid combines the pendant elegance and elongated form of both parents

New leaves emerge in warm bronze tones before maturing to the deep

with 'pseudo' implying 'false' or 'similar to'

Group with other high-humidity plants to create a microclimate

Light: Bright to medium indirect light (low light slows growth)

Anthurium Magnificum platycerium lemoinei The hybrid combines the pendantAnthurium Magnificum A large Colombian cloud forest species native to the humid montane forests of the Choc and neighboring departments at elevations from roughly 300 to 1,500 meters, where it grows as a terrestrial to hemiepiphytic plant in the perpetually moist, shaded understory. One of the most widely used parent species in collector anthurium hybridization its combination of large leaf scale, quadrangular four winged petioles, and bold venation