A classic! This Brazilian species is really a great looking plant with an upright vase shape, stoloniferous habit and green leaves overlaid with brown to black mottling. Variable, we have many clones that vary in depth of color, leaf shade, and pattern. All are great! Outstanding for mounting and growing in trees or on rocks.

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The definitive strap-leaf Anthurium. This plant grows pendant, with leaves that easily can reach 6 feet long and yet, barely 2 inches wide! This particular clone with incredibly long leaves, is one which my late friend Wally Berg and I (Dennis Cathcart) collected on the Amazon River in Peru's Loreto state, near Leticia, Colombia, some years ago. (See the photo)

As an aside to this story, in that same village in the photo, Wally cracked some ribs when the ladder to the Ticuna Indian hut we were staying in broke. Myself, I slipped on the river bank next morning and cracked my neck, something that required surgery on our return home. Isn't collecting fun! 

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A handsome small clumping plant with tight rosettes of light green leaves, dusted with a silvery powder. At anthesis a branching yellowish inflorescence is produced. Very adaptable, can be mounted or grown in soil. Spineless leaves, suitable for frogs.

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A nice Amaryllis relative from the Western, semi-arid slopes of the Andes in Ecuador and Peru. Flowering before the foliage appears in spring and early summer, it enjoys abundant moisture during the growing season and a dry rest in winter while dormant. A very leafy species that has spoon shape leaves in abundance. A rapid multiplier by bulb divisions. Grow in partial sun or bright, filtered light.

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