Anthurium insigne cf Drymonia offering an interesting alternative to

offering an interesting alternative to more common varieties

but avoid harsh midday direct sunlight which can scorch the delicate leaves

The designation 'San Antonio' might indicate a geographical origin

Found in Antioquia department of Colombia on the western Cordillera and in Esmeraldas province of northwestern Ecuador in primary forests at elevations of 300 to 850 meters as a small sized

The pronounced corrugated venation and granular pubescence on the undersides give each leaf a unique three-dimensional quality that sets this species apart from all others

Anthurium insigne cf Drymonia offering an interesting alternative toAnthurium insigne cf Culture: Anthurium insigne cf is a distinctive variation that represents a close representation of the species with unique characteristics for specialized collectors. Light: Bright, indirect light to maintain the vibrant green coloration and support healthy development of the characteristic lance shaped leaves. Temperature: Warm, stable temperatures 18 26C (65 80F) for optimal development of the distinctive elongated foliage.