Anthurium friedrichsthalii Size:10.5cm free-draining blend built for the

free-draining blend built for the airy root run epiphytic anthuriums crave

Regular misting or placing the plant near other humidity-loving plants can help create a more suitable microenvironment

'Marble' is a cultivar selected for its white-marbled variegation

but too much direct light can cause the leaves to scorch

using a humidifier will help to replicate its natural conditions and keep the leaves in good health

Anthurium friedrichsthalii Size:10.5cm free-draining blend built for theAnthurium friedrichsthalii, commonly known as the laceleaf or Friedrichsthals anthurium, is a striking aroid species prized for its elongated, velvet leaves. The leaves are narrow and lance shaped, with prominent midribs and a velvety texture, often growing on tall, slender petioles. As an epiphyte in nature, Anthurium friedrichsthalii thrives in humid, well ventilated environments, where its aerial roots can absorb moisture from the air. It is