Anthurium andinum
An Anthurium described by Engler in 1898 from the Andes of Colombia and Ecuador. It is collected in premontane and cloud forest at places such as Maquipucuna and La Planada, mostly around 1,300–1,900 m. It suits an intermediate, humid setup with a clear night drop.
Where it grows wild
Premontane and lower montane wet forest on the Andean slopes, including riverside forest at Maquipucuna and forest edges in the SerranÃa de los YariguÃes. Growth habit is not recorded in the records we saw.
Recorded at 1,250–2,400 m, median 1,350 m (11 records).
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