Anthurium Coriaceum 'San Juan' rarest plant and perlite — never allowing

and perlite — never allowing waterlogged conditions which cause rapid root decline

Humidity of 60-80% supports healthy growth and clean leaf emergence

creating a constant interplay of contrasting colors as the plant grows

The variegated form requires slightly stronger light than the standard green Money Tree to maintain its pattern

The adorable Beehive Cactus is a small

Anthurium Coriaceum 'San Juan' rarest plant and perlite — never allowingAnthurium Coriaceum 'San Juan' A locale selection of Anthurium coriaceum the Leatherleaf or Giant Paddle leaf Anthurium originating from the San Juan region and recognized within the collector trade for its specific foliar character among the various geographic forms of this wide ranging South American species. Anthurium coriaceum belongs to the bird's nest anthurium group, a morphologically distinct informal category defined by their rosette forming,