Anthurium gracile (Rote Perle Anthurium)

Anthurium gracile (Red Pearl Anthurium) - an epiphytic botanical species, native to tropical jungles. The plant is epiphytic and develops a very strong root system.
The leaves are long and narrow, with visible veins, protected at the base by purple-red bracts. The flowers are green, self-fertile, and after the flowering period they turn into clusters of red fruits.
Anthurium gracile can be grown both in a pot with well-drained soil and mounted on bark or plastic supports. The plant prefers bright light without direct sunlight, and humidity should be medium to high (50-80%), in conditions of properly ventilated growing space.

Pot diameter: 12 cm
Height including pot approx. 55-60 cm

Note: Because it is a plant with abundant foliage, some leaves may show defects or damage.