Anthurium cuspidatum (seedling) Brascidostele making it ideal for collectors

making it ideal for collectors of miniature orchids

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This species is known for its exceptionally long

The foliage displays excellent structural integrity with an upright growth habit

Anthurium cuspidatum (seedling) Brascidostele making it ideal for collectorsA species native to the cloud forests of South America, with elongated, lanceolate cordate leaves tapering to a pronounced cuspidate apex and a smooth, semi glossy surface. Young seedlings develop the characteristic narrow, upright leaf form early, making them rewarding to grow from an early stage. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which scorches the thin, elongated leaves. Temperature: 6078F (1626C); an