4" Anthurium peltigerum vining A common point of confusion:

A common point of confusion: Krimson Queen is often mixed up with Hoya Krimson Princess

The leaves are arrow shaped and will develop deeper lobes as they mature

The name says it all: new leaves emerge in a luminous golden-bronze color before slowly deepening to a rich

with each leaf a testament to the delicate balance between simplicity and intricate design

Care guide: Bright indirect light brings out the best contrast in the foliage

4" Anthurium peltigerum vining A common point of confusion:Anthurium peltigerum has peltate leaves that exhibit defined ribbed veins. This species lacks a sinus, making it somewhat resemble Anthurium forgetii. The leaves attach directly to the petiole. This is a fairly easy to care for species that is well adapted to growing indoors. Anthurium peltigerum care: This plant prefers a well draining soil that is rich in organic matter. Allow your plant to dry out almost completely before watering, taking care to