Anthurium aripoense
A coriaceous-leaved Anthurium of Trinidad and the Paria Peninsula of Venezuela, named for the Aripo heights where it grows on rocks and trees near the ridge. Records span Trinidad's lowland and hill forests and the Cerro Patao cloud forest. Grow it warm and bright, as a tough epiphyte or lithophyte.
Where it grows wild
A type sheet reads 'Heights of Aripo, on rocks and trees, near the ridge'; the Venezuelan record is from cloud forest on Cerro Patao. Other Trinidad records come from lowland forest reserves such as Tamana and the Central Range.
Few records carry an elevation; the sites range from Trinidad lowlands to the Aripo ridge and Cerro Patao summit.
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