Stelis jamesonii (Big) Anthurium adapting a robust sympodial growth

adapting a robust sympodial growth habit with slender

A slender epiphyte from the Andean cloud forests

Best grown in a hanging basket or elevated pot to allow the pendant racemes to cascade freely

Native to Ecuador at 1

Allow excess water to drain completely as thick leaves store moisture and the plant is susceptible to overwatering

Stelis jamesonii (Big) Anthurium adapting a robust sympodial growthA large, well established mat of this creeping epiphyte from the cloud forests of Ecuador, with an active rhizome producing dense clusters of succulent, oblong leaves. The erect inflorescences bear showy, triangular flowers with finely papillose, ciliate sepal margins and a prominent, contrasting globose column remarkably ornamental for the genus. Light: Moderate indirect light with 5570% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can stress the succulent