Anthurium truncicola is a captivating and lesser-known species within the Anthurium genus, cherished for its unique foliage and natural beauty. Indigenous to Ecuador, this tropical plant is characterized by its elongated, arrow-shaped leaves with a glossy, deep green surface and distinctive white veins that create an eye-catching contrast. Its graceful and elegant appearance makes it a desirable addition to indoor plant collections. Proper care for Anthurium truncicola includes providing bright, indirect light, maintaining consistent but moderate soil moisture, and ensuring a well-draining potting mix. With its striking leaves and relatively low-maintenance requirements, Anthurium truncicola adds a touch of tropical allure and sophistication to interior spaces, making it a prized choice for plant enthusiasts.
Beautiful plant just a little more yellowing of the leaves than id like to see on a new arrival. We shall see where it goes over the next few days.
I’ve taken to the wonky unusual plants of late as I pretty much have all the Aroids (well, many many). This plant is growing in my living room in roughly 55 to 58% ambient humidity. Light is indirect from a south window, blinds down, with supplemental grow lights. I keep it wet per Don Ivan, and it’s doing really well. I have a Zamorana next to it and it’s also doing just as well.
I haven’t recently the plant yet but every plant from Ecuagenera is always perfect.
The plant I received arrived in perfect health. However, it has bloomed now and the inflorescence, while impressive in size, resembles a typical Pepperomia, nothing like what's shown in the picture.
