Anthurium veitchii x moodeanumCare: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light while taking care to avoid any harsh direct sun. Water when the soil is roughly 1" 2" dry from the top. This may roughly be 7 10 days depending on your home environment. A warm humid environment can help this plant reach maturity faster! When repotting use a semi coarse and chunky soil that will drain water well. This can be achieved by adding extra amendments such as kiwi orchid bark and

They are extremely slow growers

It can be a bit slower growing than carnosa

This is an unusual plant that has chocolate-red emergent leaves

We definitely recommend giving them something to trellis or climb up like a moss pole to encourage larger and more mature leaves

Dischidia hirsuta is high on the list of cool Dischidia to add to a collection

They are known for their distinct 8 dimples on their foliage hence the name "Krinkle 8" or "Ripple Leaf

and it does best when planted in a well-draining

Wild Spruce - Scents of Snowcapped Spruce & Cranberries

If you continue to chop their trunk back

which is a characteristic trait of many species within the Chiloschista genus

Tephrocactus alexanderi is a slow growing cactus that will form spikey clumps on top of itself

We sometimes will call them hash browns as well