Anthurium marcusianum exclude_rebuy it grows as an epiphyte

it grows as an epiphyte or terrestrial plant

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so it's best placed where it receives filtered or indirect light

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This particular clone is a wild type distinct from the form of radicans seen in cultivation

Anthurium marcusianum exclude_rebuy it grows as an epiphyteAnthurium marcusianum is a distinctive rupicolous (rock dwelling) Anthurium by its elongate, erect stem and ovate leaves with cordate bases. The plants foliage displays a chartaceous (paper like) texture when fresh and becomes coriaceous (leathery) upon drying. It features a unique inflorescence with a lanceolate spathe and a purplish spadix, further accentuated by tepals that transition in colour from purplish to whitish as they mature. These