Anthurium

Anthurium typically refers to species or cultivars within the Anthurium genus that produce large, strikingly beautiful leaves, often accompanied by an eye-catching flower spathe. One of the most notable examples is Anthurium warocqueanum, commonly known as the "queen anthurium." This species is particularly famous for its large, elongated, velvety leaves that can grow up to 3 feet in length, making it a standout in any collection.

Anthurium hookeri is another species known for its large, deeply lobed, and often oversized leaves. This variety is more focused on its foliage than its flowers, offering a bold, dramatic look with its deep green, leathery texture. These big-leafed anthuriums require similar care to other varieties, including high humidity, bright indirect light, and well-draining soil.

While their large leaves are highly ornamental, these plants do need careful attention to humidity and temperature, as they are native to tropical rainforests and thrive in conditions that mimic their natural habitat. Proper care will encourage healthy growth and ensure that the large, striking foliage remains vibrant and full.