Anthurium draconopterum 'Paradise' Apeiba A slender miniature native to

A slender miniature native to the cloud forests of Ecuador

Best grown in a small pot with fine sphagnum moss or mounted to display its spectacular bullate foliage

but intense midday sun should be avoided

The plant is quite thirsty and should not be allowed to dry out completely

humidity trays or a humidifier with steady air movement keep conditions ideal

Anthurium draconopterum 'Paradise' Apeiba A slender miniature native toA striking aroid species from the cloud forests of tropical America, instantly recognizable by its large, deeply bifid leaf with two broad, diverging apical lobes that form a bold wing like silhouette. The surface is firm and leathery, with deeply impressed pinnate venation that adds strong architectural texture to each leaf. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the broad leaf surface. Temperature: