Anthurium reflexinervium
A Peruvian Anthurium from the limestone hills around Tingo María in Huánuco, where collectors found it in crevices on steep, fully shaded cliff faces around caves. It is a lithophyte of warm, shady karst, so it needs deep shade, warmth and a free-draining mineral medium.
Where it grows wild
Rocky limestone cliffs and craggy rocks around caves near Tingo María, rooted in crevices on steep faces, described on one label as fully shaded.
Records with elevations span 650–775 m (26 records).
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