Anthurium luxurians Venus flytrap numerous aerial roots will form

numerous aerial roots will form which gives the plants a beautiful look

In-situ observation reveals that there is some minor variance at the northern and southern ends of the robcantleyi/nebularum distribution along the mountain range in question

It comes from the highlands of Sulawesi

I must disclose that I have never visited Sulawesi so can't attest to these observations firsthand but I have heard this from trusted sources and the plants I grow from the locations are consistent with the descriptions here

Anthurium luxurians Venus flytrap numerous aerial roots will formAnthurium luxurians is a gorgeous species with bullate leaves. When the plants are young, the developing leaves are a pale porcelain which darken to green over time. As the plant matures, leaves open a gorgeous chocolate color and then darken to a forest green. We've found "lux" to be a slow but steady grower that stays relatively compact and flowers at a fairly small size. This product is considered an Intermediate Tropical plant. Please see our