• Genus: Anthurium
• Botanical Background: The species was meticulously described by botanists Croat, J.Rodr., and later refined by O. Ortiz, contributing to the deeper taxonomic understanding of the genus.

• Geographical Range: Native to tropical rainforests, it is primarily found in regions with high biodiversity and consistent moisture, typical of lowland forest environments.
• Environment: Thrives in warm, humid conditions with well-draining soils found in the forest understory, where diffused light and high ambient moisture prevail.

Leaves

• Broadly ovate to heart-shaped leaves
• Glossy leaves and a deep green hue
• Shape is generally heart-like with smooth margins

Inflorescence (Spadix & Spathe)

• A notably white spadix paired with a contrasting spath
• Although not known for a strong scent, its visual appeal is a key attractant for specialized pollinators

Growth Habit

• Typically terrestrial or occasionally epiphytic
• Develops from a network of rhizomes, which supports its moderate growth in natural setting

Light Requirements

• Bright, indirect light which mimics the dappled sunlight of its native forest habitat

Watering & Humidity

• Regular watering is essential
• High humidity levels to prevent leaf desiccation and promote optimal growth

Soil & Potting Mix

• A well-draining potting mix enriched with organic matter, such as a blend incorporating orchid bark

Temperature & Fertilizer

• Maintain warm temperature range
• Balanced liquid fertilizer periodically during the growing season to support robust development

Division and Cuttings

• Most common propagation technique is through rhizome division, which ensures the new plants retain the parent’s desirable traits

Seeds

• Less common due to variability in germination success and longer establishment times

Typical Issues

• Spider mites and mealybugs
• Root rot when moisture levels are mismanaged

Treatment Recommendations

• Use gentle insecticidal soaps or organic remedies
• Ensure proper drainage to minimize disease risks

• Ccelebrated among enthusiasts for its unusual white spadix, which is rare among its green-leafed relatives

• Unique inflorescence and striking foliage make it a prized addition to tropical plant collections and a focal point in curated gardens

Wild Population Status

• Relatively rare in the wild, prompting interest in conservation efforts due to its limited distribution and specialized habitat

Market Availability

• Primarily available through specialist collectors and niche horticultural markets, making it a sought-after species for dedicated enthusiast