Anthurium pallidiflorum C Rare Velvet-Leaved Strap Anthurium
Anthurium pallidiflorum is a rare velvet-leaved species known for its long, pendant foliage and deep green colour. Leaves can reach over 60 cm in length and have a soft, velvety texture that catches the light when viewed from different angles. This species is often mislabelled in cultivation and can be confused with Anthurium vittarifolium.
While both species have trailing leaves, Anthurium pallidiflorum has longer, more slender foliage with a matte velvet finish. In contrast, Anthurium vittarifolium has slightly shorter, broader leaves with a glossier, satin surface and a lighter green tone. This listing is for verified Anthurium pallidiflorum, propagated in-house.
Key Features
- True ID: This is Anthurium pallidiflorum, not vittarifolium. Carefully verified by foliage traits and growth pattern.
- Velvety Strap Leaves: Deep green, long, and narrow with a soft matte finish.
- Rare and Sought After: Hard to find and often mislabelledideal for serious collectors.
- Propagated In-House: Grown in passive hydroponics and shipped in perlite for a clean transition.
Care Requirements
- Light: Bright, filtered light. Avoid direct sun, which may damage velvet leaves.
- Humidity: Requires high humidity (ideally 70% ). A humidifier, cabinet, or greenhouse setup is recommended.
- Temperature: Warm conditions year-round. Avoid cold or drafty spots, especially in southern states.
- Watering & Medium: Grown in passive hydroponics and sent in perlite. Keep the perlite lightly moist at all times.
What to Expect
The plants pictured are representative of the plant you will receive. Size, shape, and leaf length may vary slightly depending on the timing of new growth. These are young plants propagated in-house and grown under controlled conditions.
