Anthurium Ecuagenera Queen Neofinetia this is the rare xanthina

this is the rare xanthina form — a naturally occurring color variant of Lepanthes gargoyla — bearing solitary flowers with a hooded synsepal

Consistent air movement is necessary to prevent bacterial or fungal growth in these high-humidity conditions

Watering: The potting medium must be kept consistently moist but never waterlogged

intensity or pattern of browning or other subtle morphological differences

Benefits from a 10-15°F day-night differential

Anthurium Ecuagenera Queen Neofinetia this is the rare xanthinaAnthurium Ecuagenera Queen Culture: Introducing the Anthurium Ecuagenera Queen, a stunning hybrid of two exceptional Anthurium species: Anthurium warocqueanum and Anthurium waterburyanum. This unique plant boasts the best of both its parent species, resulting in a truly magnificent specimen. Light: Bright, indirect light to maintain the striking white venation and velvety leaf texture. Avoid direct sunlight which can damage the delicate foliage.