Anthurium podophyllum x berriozabalense odd They slowly 'open' their leaves

They slowly 'open' their leaves to capture the light during the day and at night they 'close' upward

Named the "Bird of Paradise" for the incredibly unique flower that looks like an exotic bird

which are often described as resembling a combination of a star and a spiky

This plant would prefer to be staked or trellised as they like to latch on to things to grow

Anthurium podophyllum x berriozabalense odd They slowly 'open' their leavesThis is such a rare and special Anthurium hybrid! We're absolutely thrilled to be able to offer one of these. This hyrbid has the best qualities of each parent plant, with elongated leaves, and large sinus of Anthurium berriozabalense. Though it loses the fingery leaves from the Anthurium podophyllum, you can still see remnants of it through the long leaf tips. Care: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light while taking care to avoid