Anthurium punctatum patio-friendly A relatively new cultivar known

A relatively new cultivar known for its compact growth habit and small

Humidity: They have a preference towards a more humid environment

Interesting heart-shaped leaves

It is crucial to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged

it grows under the canopy of larger trees

Anthurium punctatum patio-friendly A relatively new cultivar knownAnthurium punctatum is a rare pendant anthurium native to Ecuador. It's rarely seen in collections, which is a shame because it's an incredible species. The species epithet refers to the small pin prick punctures found on the underside of the leaf that give it a skin pore like texture. Water: Keep the substrate moist but ensure good drainage. Avoid waterlogging, which leads to root rot. Because of the pendant habit, ensure that water drains well away