Anthurium Rio Negro Dicranopygium producing small but elegantly structured

producing small but elegantly structured flowers with narrow

deeply-lobed leaves that can reach impressive sizes

flat-spread flowers feature three separate sepals in a dynamic bird-in-flight silhouette — a long arching dorsal tail and broad lateral sepals with their own curved tails

deeply ruffled lip featuring a rich

The leaves develop their characteristic shape and prominent venation as the plant matures

Anthurium Rio Negro Dicranopygium producing small but elegantly structuredAnth. Rio Negro is an exceptional hybrid between Anth. sp 051 and Anth. crystallinum, named after the famous Rio Negro river in South America. This cross produces a robust plant that combines unique characteristics from both parent species, creating a highly sought after collector's specimen. Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch the foliage and fade the distinctive coloration. Temperature: Maintain temperatures