Anthurium esmeraldense (medium) Maxillariella spreading sepals and petals have

spreading sepals and petals have elegantly frilled margins

An epiphytic species from the forests of South America

This exceptional yellow form features the species' characteristic bent flower stems with delicate blooms appearing successively when provided with intermediate temperatures and consistent care

Light: Schomburgkia splendida thrives in bright

Its prominent parallel veins create an elegant ribbed pattern

Anthurium esmeraldense (medium) Maxillariella spreading sepals and petals haveAnthurium esmeraldense Culture Light: This aroid thrives in bright, indirect light. It is accustomed to growing in the understory of dense forests, so it should be protected from any direct sun, which will quickly burn its leaves. Temperature: Anthurium esmeraldense is a warm growing species. It prefers consistent daytime temperatures between 21 29C (70 85F). Nighttime temperatures should not drop below 18C (65F). Humidity: High humidity, at or above