Flowers are light lavender in a nidular inflorescence
A lovely species of Deuterocohnia that we obtained some years ago from Bill Baker
light green blushing coppery pink and suffused with reddish speckles and a black leaf tips ending in a hook like spine
and it has some purple concentric banding
unlike the one or two offsets of most clones of the species
Anthurium vitarifolium CAUDEX Flowers are light lavender inThe definitive strap leaf Anthurium. This plant grows pendant, with leaves that easily can reach 6 feet long and yet, barely 2 inches wide! This particular clone with incredibly long leaves, is one which my late friend Wally Berg and I (Dennis Cathcart) collected on the Amazon River in Peru's Loreto state, near Leticia, Colombia, some years ago. (See the photo) As an aside to this story, in that same village in the photo, Wally cracked some ribs when