Anthurium insigne 'San Antonio' x Anth. besseae aff Pescarhyncha forming compact clusters of rhombic

forming compact clusters of rhombic pseudobulbs topped by a pair of pleated

A bold hybrid between Masd

due to its origin in wet tropical habitats

precisely structured flowers on slender

pendulous leaves with no basal lobes

Anthurium insigne 'San Antonio' x Anth. besseae aff Pescarhyncha forming compact clusters of rhombicA primary hybrid of Anthurium insigne 'San Antonio' Anthurium besseae aff., two Andean species prized for their bold, velvety foliage and ornamental presence. Leaves are large, ovate cordate with a semi velvety to matte surface, prominent venation, and a robust, upright growth habit inherited from both parents. Light: Bright indirect light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which scorches the large, soft leaves. Temperature: 6582F (1828C);