The Anthurium warocqueanum has pendant leaves that can grow beyond 2 metres with more prominent venation as they mature. Warocqueanum can come in several variable forms, but this specimen here belongs to the narrow form that we find to be more attractive compared to the others.

With its massively long and narrow rippled foliage, the Anthurium veitchii easily muscles itself into the heart of any serious enthusiast who’s looking for a prime candidate to fill in the spot for most spectacular plant in their collection - think leaves on mature pieces going up to more than 2m in length!

Among many Aroid collectors, one of the perennial favourites is the charismatic Anthurium clarinervium. This plant grows naturally in Mexico, and is embraced for its heart shaped leaves with bright coloured veins. Its leaves grow thick as they mature, with a leather like texture.

The Anthurium wendlingeri is a standout for any plant collection, with its long velvety pendant leaves. Originating from the South American rainforests, the leaves can grow more than 1.2M in length in the wild. The Anthurium wendlingeri is also conspicuous for its quirky inflorescence that coils in a corkscrew.

The Anthurium wendlingeri is a standout for any plant collection, with its long velvety pendant leaves. Originating from the South American rainforests, the leaves can grow more than 1.2M in length in the wild. The Anthurium wendlingeri is also conspicuous for its quirky inflorescence that coils in a corkscrew.

Among many Aroid collectors, one of the perennial favourites is the charismatic Anthurium clarinervium. This plant grows naturally in Mexico, and is embraced for its heart shaped leaves with bright coloured veins. Its leaves grow thick as they mature, with a leather like texture.

Anthurium crystallinum has distinct white veined leaves that can grow up to 40cm – as it matures the leaves become more elongated, with fewer but more outstanding veins. It’s native to Panama and Colombia, and also often used in breeding hybrids with other Anthurium.

Among many Aroid collectors, one of the perennial favourites is the charismatic Anthurium clarinervium. This plant grows naturally in Mexico, and is embraced for its heart shaped leaves with bright coloured veins. Its leaves grow thick as they mature, with a leather like texture.