Anthurium jenmanii Size:Mini Asimina triloba belongs to the

Asimina triloba belongs to the family Annonaceae

These plants are known for their large

humus-rich substrate

ofta direkt på kalkstensklippor mellan 400–1000 meters höjd

It has long been sold under the incorrect name Monstera epipremnoides

Anthurium jenmanii Size:Mini Asimina triloba belongs to theKnown for its uniquely leathery, lanceolate leaves that exude a deep, dark green sheen. Anthurium jenmanii is a stately plant that differs from other anthurium species by its long, narrow leaves that give a tropical and exotic impression. The thick, fleshy leaves help the plant retain moisture and resist drought, making it remarkably hardy in a variety of environments. Care: Let grow in well drained aroid soil . Thrives in indirect light or plant