Anthurium Coriaceum krimson queen and potassium (K)

and potassium (K)

pale green before slowly deepening to the rich emerald green of maturity — a gradual transition that extends the pleasure of each new leaf over days rather than hours

is renowned for its distinctive ornamental foliage

with the dressleri's deep purple-black emergent coloration tempering the regale's golden-green new growth tendency

Philodendron Sweet Camila

Anthurium Coriaceum krimson queen and potassium (K)Anthurium Coriaceum The Leatherleaf Anthurium named with botanical directness for the defining characteristic that sets it apart from virtually everything else in a genus dominated by velvety and glossy leaved species. Anthurium coriaceum is native to the tropical forests of South America, where it grows as a large terrestrial and epiphytic bird's nest anthurium a morphologically distinct group defined by their dramatic rosette forming, self heading