Anthurium delannayii
Anthurium delannayi (Croat) is known from herbarium collections in the very wet Chocó lowlands of western Colombia, along the Quibdó–Medellín road at about 300–470 m. Treat it as a hot, shade-loving rainforest Anthurium that never wants to dry out or get cold. Its exact habit is not documented, so details come from the genus in that region.
Where it grows wild
Lowland pluvial rainforest of the Chocó, one of the wettest regions on earth; collected along road cuts and forest east of Quibdó. Habit not documented; many Chocó Anthurium are epiphytes or hemiepiphytes in deep shade.
Herbarium labels give about 300–466 m.
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