Journals

Anthurium crystallinum (an-THUR-ee-um kriss-TAL-in-um) are tropical plants prized for their gorgeous ornamental leaves. Crystallinum is relatively easy to take care of, making it favored in many houseplant lovers’ households. Native...

With well over an estimated 1000 species, all Anthurium varieties are part of the popular genera in the Araceae family. Hailing from Central and South America, these tropical ornamentals are hardy, and in general,...

Anthuriums are one of the most misleading plants in the entire Araceae family. They are collected for their colorful spathes, mistaken for flowers (the actual flowers tend to be small...

Hailing from the rainforests of South and Central America, with a range stretching from Mexico to Argentina and the Caribbean, comes the biggest genus in the entire Araceae family: the Anthuriums (an-THUR-ee-um)....

Anthurium clarinervium was first documented in 1952 in southeastern Mexico by botanist Eizi Matuda. The specific epithet, clarinervium, means veined or nerved and references the deep, contrasting vein patterns on the plants’...