is anthurium an aroid Anthurium bomboizense (medium)

is anthurium an aroid Anthurium bomboizense (medium)A climbing species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, prized for its large, sagittate cordiform leaves with well defined basal lobes, a prominent midrib, and bold secondary venation over a semi leathery, lightly lustrous surface. Offered here as a medium sized, actively growing specimen with visible aerial roots. Light: Bright filtered light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid strong direct sunlight, which can scorch the large leaf surface.

A climbing species native to the cloud forests of Ecuador, prized for its large, sagittate-cordiform leaves with well-defined basal lobes, a prominent midrib, and bold secondary venation over a semi-leathery, lightly lustrous surface. Offered here as a medium-sized, actively growing specimen with visible aerial roots.

• Light: Bright filtered light with 50–70% shade cloth; avoid strong direct sunlight, which can scorch the large leaf surface.
• Temperature: 59–79°F (15–26°C); an intermediate grower well-suited to cool-intermediate conditions, protected from temperatures below 50°F (10°C).
• Humidity: 70–90%; high humidity is essential to support vigorous growth and the development of its characteristic aerial root system.
• Watering: Water thoroughly when the top inch of substrate feels dry; avoid waterlogging while keeping the aerial roots lightly misted to encourage attachment.

Additional Notes

Grows best in a chunky, well-draining aroid mix of bark, perlite, and coco coir; provide a sturdy moss pole or totem to support the vigorous climbing habit and encourage larger leaf development at maturity. Ships well-established in its pot — ready to grow in your home or greenhouse.