Anthurium schottianum pink If the plant receives too

If the plant receives too little light

Supplement with regular feeding during the growing season: a balanced liquid fertiliser at full strength every two to three weeks through spring and summer supports the fast

its broad foliage bordered with creamy white margins

These leaves are distinguished by their free basal veins

maroon calyces

Anthurium schottianum pink If the plant receives tooAnthurium schottianum is a rare species within the section Pachyneurium, notable for its large, thin, ovate leaves. These leaves are distinguished by their free basal veins, which lack a pronounced posterior rib, an anatomical feature that sets it apart from other species in the genus. Its flowering structure is equally unique, with a short peduncle and a spadix that is often purple. The spathe surrounding the spadix can be ovate lanceolate,