Anthurium standleyi


Scientific Name: Anthurium standleyi Croat & R.A. Baker
Family: Araceae
(Anthurium standleyi)
Anthuriums, in one of the Royal Palm Hotel courtyards, in Phoenix
Recommended Temperature Zone:
Sunset®: 21-24
USDA: 10

Frost Tolerance: Tender, needs a protected area

Heat Tolerance: Shade only in Phoenix

Sun Exposure: Light shade to shade

Origin: Brazil, Peru, up to Costarica

Growth Habits: Up to 4 feet tall, 5 feet in diameter (1.2 m x 1.5 m)

Watering Needs: Abundant water

Anthurium standleyi is a fairly common bird's nest anthurium. In the wild it is terrestrial (meaning that it grows in the soil).

Culture:
Do not plant too deeply, keep moist but not soaked. Beware of slugs and snails, eliminate them with bait or pick them up at night. Wash the foliage regularly to control mites. Mulch abundantly, and fertilize monthly.


 

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