Anthurium Pallidiflorum

Anthurium Pallidiflorum chosen at random.

Anthurium Pallidiflorum is a beautiful and unusual strap-leaf Anthurium, admired for its long, narrow, velvety green foliage.

As this plant matures, its leaves become increasingly elongated, developing the elegant, trailing appearance that makes this species so popular with Anthurium collectors.

These are young plants grown from tissue culture and now fully acclimatised, with several juvenile leaves and developing root systems.

Currently growing in perlite with a small amount of water at the base and receiving a gradually increased weak feed.

Grown at approximately 20–26°C with humidity around 55–56%.

One plant will be selected at random. Photos show examples from the current batch. Individual plants may vary slightly in size, leaf shape and growth.

Arruved in August  and photos taken 14th October 2026.