Anthurium acutum Small Plants from southern Mexico through Belize

from southern Mexico through Belize

Native to: Zingiber malaysianum 'Chocolate' is native to the tropical forests of Malaysia

It grows naturally in lowland tropical rainforests as an epiphyte on tree trunks or occasionally as a lithophyte on rocks

semi-arid regions of tropical West Africa

Seedlings are fragile and as high value plants

Anthurium acutum Small Plants from southern Mexico through BelizeAnthurium acutum is a rare epiphytic subshrub endemic to the Atlantic Forest regions of Brazil, specifically from So Paulo to Santa Catarina. This species is characterised by its elongated, lanceolate leaves and a compact growth habit, making it suitable for indoor cultivation. It is an excellent candidate for those interested in growing unique aroids indoors, particularly in conditions mimicking its native habitat. This species thrives in humid,