or allow it to trail from a hanging basket
well-draining mix—ideally with peat
Average indoor humidity is tolerated but may result in slower growth and occasional browning at the leaf margins
Yellow leaves: overwatering or poor drainage
and unpredictable variegation across a single leaf is genuinely unmatched in the philodendron world
Anthurium Flavolineatum dragon scale or allow it to trailAnthurium Flavolineatum A rare aroid native to the humid, shaded rainforests of Ecuador, growing as an epiphyte under filtered canopy light. It produces long, narrow, deeply lobed leaves with a smooth, sub velvety, reflective surface and fine yellowish vein lines the species name flavolineatum referring to these fine lines. Compact and manageable indoors, typically reaching 60 90cm in height, and well suited to tall, slim planters. Better suited to