Anthurium giganteum Intermediate and three short curved filiform

and three short curved filiform tails

Its name highlights its most unique feature: the rugose (wrinkled or ridged) petioles (leaf stems)

Can tolerate some morning sun

A selected dark form of Epi

Temperature: 57–78°F (14–26°C)

Anthurium giganteum Intermediate and three short curved filiformAnthurium giganteum has large, elongated heart shaped leaves with a smooth, leathery texture. Its rich emerald green foliage features prominent veins that create striking patterns with a natural glossy finish. Light: Bright, filtered light to enhance the dramatic leaf size and prominent venation. Avoid direct sunlight which can damage the large delicate leaf structure. Temperature: Warm, stable temperatures 18 26C (65 79F) with consistent conditions