Anthurium Besseae aff. “Spider” - 0055-2

Anthurium besseae is a formally described species anthurium (Croat, 2005) native to Bolivia, where it grows in humid tropical forest environments under dense canopy cover. This listing represents a Spider besseae form, recognized for its narrower, elongated leaf proportions and more delicate, refined appearance compared to broader-leaf expressions of the species. Spider forms are especially appealing to collectors seeking structural elegance and distinctive species-level variation rather than heavily hybridized traits.

Care Information

• Light: Shade to bright indirect light only. No direct sunlight.
• Soil: Loose, well-aerated aroid mix with excellent drainage.
• Water: Keep evenly moist but not wet; avoid waterlogged conditions.
• Humidity: Moderate to high humidity preferred.
• Temperature: Warm, stable conditions; protect from cold stress and drafts.

Listing-Specific Notes & Disclaimer

• This is a what-you-see-is-what-you-get listing; you will receive the exact plant shown.
• This is an individual, living plant and is not cosmetically perfect. Minor blemishes, leaf wear, or cosmetic imperfections may be present.
• Cosmetic imperfections are normal and do not necessarily reflect plant health.
• Growth characteristics may continue to change as the plant acclimates to a new environment.