Anthurium bocainense
A small terrestrial Anthurium of the Serra da Bocaina in the Atlantic Forest of southeastern Brazil, known from only a few collections at about 1100β1500 m. Herbarium labels describe a shade-loving herb of the montane forest floor with discolorous leaves and a reddish to wine-coloured peduncle and spathe. It suits a cool-intermediate, humid terrarium.
Where it grows wild
Terrestrial on the floor of montane Atlantic Forest ('mata de altitude') in the Serra da Bocaina, including forest above the BracuΓ waterfall. Labels call it shade-loving, with one plant in a brighter, semi-open spot.
Recorded at 1091β1500 m in the Serra da Bocaina.
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