Anthurium Vittarifolium

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Minimum of 4 leaves

Rooted not cuttings

Anthurium Vittarifolium – A Rare Cascading Beauty with Long, Strap-Like Leaves

The Anthurium Vittarifolium is an exquisite, highly sought-after tropical plant known for its long, cascading, strap-like leaves that create a dramatic waterfall effect. Unlike traditional upright Anthuriums, this epiphytic beauty thrives as a hanging plant, making it a perfect addition to suspended planters, vertical gardens, and high shelves.

Why Anthurium Vittarifolium is a Must-Have

• Elegant, Strap-Like Leaves – Its narrow, elongated foliage can grow over 5 feet long, adding an exotic jungle vibe to any space.
• Perfect for Hanging Displays – Unlike other Anthuriums, the Vittarifolium cascades beautifully, making it an ideal trailing plant.
• Air-Purifying & Easy to Maintain – Naturally filters air pollutants while requiring minimal upkeep.
• Versatile Placement – Looks stunning in hanging baskets, mounted on wood, or grown in decorative pots.

Hanging Sculpture
A strap-leaf anthurium with long, ribbon-like foliage that cascades in soft arcs. Sleek, modern, and dramatic—perfect where vertical lines steal the show.

Form & Flow

• Botanical: Anthurium vittarifolium
• Habit: epiphytic, pendant growth; leaves elongate and hang elegantly from a compact crown
• Blade: narrow, leathery straps with clean midrib and parallel venation; satin to soft-matte finish

Scale & Presence
Matures into a statement plant with multiple pendant leaves; even juvenile plants read refined thanks to the tidy crown and graceful fall.

Light Recipe
Gentle, diffused daylight or morning sun through a sheer. Keep harsh midday rays off to prevent edge crisping and preserve the sleek surface.

Hydration Rhythm
Water when the top layer of mix just dries back. Drench fully and drain—no standing water. Slightly faster cycles in warm months; slower in cool periods.

Mix & Porosity
Aim for an airy, fast-draining substrate: orchid bark + coarse perlite/pumice + coco chips with a light sphagnum accent. This mimics tree-mounted roots and keeps oxygen high.

Climate Sweet Spot
Comfy at 20–28 °C (68–82 °F) with 60–75% RH. Gentle airflow keeps strap leaves smooth and reduces tip wear.

Feeding & Pace
Feed a balanced formula at ¼–½ strength during active growth. Rotate the planter every couple of weeks so the leaf fall distributes evenly around the crown.

Display Cues
Hang or place on a tall stand so the straps can cascade—stair landings, window sidelines, or a clean wall backdrop. Matte or stone planters keep the silhouette crisp; spotlight with side-light to emphasize length.

Warm-Up Window
Start in cushioned brightness and step light up over 10–14 days. New flushes typically unfurl longer, cleaner straps as conditions stabilize

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