Anthurium podophyllum - Starter PlantAnthurium podophyllum are from tropical Mexico where it grows as an epiphyte and as a terrestrial plant. As Anthurium podophyllum matures, the leaves split into parts like spider legs with a stiff texture. Since Anthuriums are typically epiphytic, they do well in a substrate with ample aeration with medium such as orchid bark, charcoal, coco coir, perlite, etc. Anthuriums can survive in lower light conditions, but prefer at least 6 hours of bright,

compact growth habit

Cover with soil and water thoroughly

With its captivating appearance and exotic charm

Grape Color Blue

Planting Instructions:Climate and Location:American Hazelnut thrives in a wide range of climates and is well-adapted to temperate regions of North America

disease resistance

Marge Elderberry

offering a faster start and stronger root system compared to bare-root stock

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and have a pale green color

this variety is known for its hardiness and adaptability

Known for its large