Anthurium acaule Flowering Its parentage traces back to

Its parentage traces back to rhizomatous species from the humid subtropical forests of Asia and South America

tough and timeless

and its common name references the red colouring of its juvenile leaves and petioles

Ceropegia woodii stores water in its leaves and tubers

This species is an ant-plant and often hosts ant colonies in the wild (but luckily not in the home

Anthurium acaule Flowering Its parentage traces back toAnthurium acaule is a herbaceous plant native to the Lesser Antilles. This plant has elongated leaves without leaf stalks or petioles. Its produces a black spadix, surrounded by a brightly coloured vase shaped protective bract or spathe. Growth pattern: Tuberous, compact & upright Water: Little and often. Keep moist but not waterlogged. Ideal Position: South, east or north facing Light: Medium to bright, indirect light. Humidity disclaimer: This plant