Anthurium balaoanum

Anthurium balaoanum is a rare and fascinating anthurium from the cloud forests of Ecuador. This species is known for its long, narrow, deep green leaves, which have an elegant, linear shape and are often slightly wavy or drooping. The strong midrib and fine leaf texture give it a sophisticated, tropical appearance – ideal for lovers of extraordinary anthurium species.

Thanks to its upright yet graceful growth, it looks particularly elegant in display cases, plant shelves, or modern interiors with a tropical flair.

Care instructions:

Light: Bright location with filtered light; no direct sun.

Temperature: Optimal between 20–28 °C, never below 16 °C.

Humidity: High (60–80%), ideal in terrariums or with a humidifier.

Substrate: Loose, well-draining aroid substrate (e.g., a mixture of pine bark, perlite, moss, and some activated charcoal).

Watering: Keep evenly moist, avoid waterlogging; best with soft, low-calcium water.

Fertilization: During the growing season (spring–autumn), every 3–4 weeks with diluted houseplant fertilizer.

Delivered in a 10 cm pot.