Anthurium pedatoradiatum aroid This species only develops its

This species only develops its adult leaves if it has both sufficient light and a support to climb on

Keep the soil evenly slightly moist

The leaves are 22–27 cm long

slightly conical shape

Then plant in an airy soil mixture

Anthurium pedatoradiatum aroid This species only develops itsThe leaves of this Anthurium are deeply lobed and have a distinctive, finger like shape. The leaves of Anthurium pedatoraradiatum are shiny, light green and can grow up to 60 cm wide. The entire plant reaches a height of about 1 meter , making it a relatively compact species. The plant is sometimes called 'finger anthurium' because of the lobed leaves. This species, unlike many other Anthurium species, grows directly in the soil on the forest floor,