Anthurium Warocqueanum 'Queen' - Exact Plant #20K philodendron flame never allow to dry out

never allow to dry out completely

unpredictable silvery-grey to creamy white streaks

most growers prefer to keep their plant intact and allow it to develop into a full specimen

Described by Thomas Croat and Jay Vannini in 2010 and named for the Guna Yala region of Panama — the ancestral territory of the Guna people along Panama's Caribbean coast — where Vannini first collected the species in 2007

Anthurium Warocqueanum 'Queen' - Exact Plant #20K philodendron flame never allow to dry outAnthurium Warocqueanum Dark Narrow Form A selected ecotype of the Queen Anthurium Anthurium warocqueanum, the Colombian cloud forest endemic already considered by most serious collectors to be the benchmark of the velvet pendant anthurium group distinguished from the standard form by two traits pushed to their most extreme and desirable expression: a significantly narrower leaf proportion, producing pendant leaves of even greater elongation and more