Anthurium moodeanum

Anthurium moodeanumAnthurium moodeanum is a new offering for us! This is an unusual plant that has chocolate red emergent leaves. Foliage can get quite large once mature. The original origin for this plant is unknown, but was described by Tom Croat in 2010. Care: Strong indirect light to some dappled sun. Allow the soil to dry out on the top 1 2" between waterings, roughly every 7 10 days. It prefers a well drained mix with some moisture retention.

Cut back to roughly once a month in colder months as it will go dormant

They are versatile in terms of lighting

Ficus triangularis is one of our favorite upright trees for the home next to the classic Ficus elastica

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They will need bright filtered flight to really thrive

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We would recommend avoiding watering during the winter as they will go dormant during the winter

these will not do well in lower light spaces

no soil needed for this air plant

Designed by Portland Artist: Graham Barey

The Monstera species can be found growing in a wide range across Central and South America

These ones do not like to dry out a lot between waterings