Cyrtocidium Andean Honey Anthopterus an intermediate-cool grower that benefits

an intermediate-cool grower that benefits from cool nights and stable conditions

Avoid cold drafts and sudden temperature changes which can stress the plant

and the heart shaped leaf from the papillilaminum

producing prolific flowers with spreading triangular sepals and a prominent bilobed labellum from racemes along the nodes

Anthurium lancea Ecuagenera Culture:

Cyrtocidium Andean Honey Anthopterus an intermediate-cool grower that benefitsA hybrid of Onc. Espiritu Santo Cyr. Anita de Cordero, two Andean intergeneric hybrids with strong ornamental lineage. It produces erect, branched flower spikes bearing medium sized flowers with undulate, twisted sepals and petals of leathery texture and a small lip with fringed margins. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; good light levels promote vigorous growth and prolific blooming without scorching the foliage. Temperature: 5572F