Anthurium cutucuense giftcard the villosa ancestry may give

the villosa ancestry may give them a bit more of a furry texture and squat appearance

This particular cross requires a large pot and puts our a lot more roots than other Nepenthes

color and with flared peristomes

Note: All photos are from the same grex as BE-4033 but are not necessarily the same clone that will be received

It has a toothy peristome and is often colored a deep red

Anthurium cutucuense giftcard the villosa ancestry may giveAnthurium cutucuense is an Ecuadorean endemic with amazingly bizarre trisect leaves with a bullate texture. The species is limited to a few mountainous areas where it grows climbing through cool forest habitats. It's one of our favorite aroid species; however, it's got some different cultivational requirements than most other Anthuriums. The plants succeed best under humid and cool conditions (days in the 70's and low 80's with nights dropping into