Anthurium Warocqueanum × Besseae aff. alocasia zebrina A bright east-facing position or

A bright east-facing position or filtered light from a south or west exposure works well

high humidity of 60-80% is essential for maintaining the velvet texture and the most vivid color contrast between upper and lower leaf surfaces

The cream and yellow sectors are particularly vulnerable to browning and desiccation in dry air

vein structure

predictable variegation

Anthurium Warocqueanum × Besseae aff. alocasia zebrina A bright east-facing position orAnthurium Warocqueanum Besseae aff. A cross pairing the Queen Anthurium A. warocqueanum, the Colombian cloud forest endemic with its large, elongated, pendant velvety leaves and prominent white venation against A. besseae aff., the compact Peruvian species whose near fluorescent yellow green venation is one of the most sought after traits in collector anthurium hybridization. The cross targets the intersection of warocqueanum's scale, pendant leaf