Anthurium bakeri

Anthurium bakeriAnthurium bakeri is an epiphytic semi pendant Anthurium. They're native to wetter parts of Guatemala and Columbia. Anthurium bakeri is not only favorable for their long narrow leaves, but their highly red berries. Since this plant is apomiptic, they can set seeds without pollination. Care: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light, avoid any harsh direct sun. Water when the soil is roughly 1" 2" dry from the top. This may roughly once a

We recommend watering once the moss starts to feel a little crunchy

This is mainly because as they spend their energy on unfurling a new leaf

Like all Hoyas

their trunks can swell to incredible sizes

This philodendron has many shades of green on it's it's long broad leaves

With enough light they will blush a deep purple color

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Their leaves are super thick with very pronounced veining with a slight white variegation along the edges

Like all Calathea

They are very succulent like

With most Haworthias we recommend direct sun to bright filtered light

to a bit of direct sun