It refers to a plant that shares similarities with the species Anthurium regale, but may have some variations in its characteristics. "Aff" is often used in botanical terminology to indicate a close resemblance to a certain species. It suggests that the plant being referred to might not be a pure Anthurium regale but shares features that are typical of the species. This could be due to variations in growth conditions, genetics, or other factors. It's important to consider that "aff" plants might exhibit slightly different traits while still belonging to the same general species group
not enough colored leaves and too many green leaves plant looks like it will revert
The new leaf came ripped, but overall health is good and it’s very pretty. Looking forward to it growing.
The plant arrived to me in mediocre condition. It has some spotting on the leaves, and the root system had a bit of rot. I am hoping it will recover, as the pseudobulbs are still green and intact.
Im one who really dislikes writing a poor review, but this was extremely disappointing as it is nothing close to what is pictured for this price too. This picture is very misleading.
