Anthurium Zamora Queen (marmoratum 2 x warocqueanum) no direct light velvet-surfaced pendant leaves hanging freely

velvet-surfaced pendant leaves hanging freely and capable of reaching several feet in length while remaining only a few inches wide

strong consistent light is essential for the most vivid variegation contrast and most vigorous growth

and a small amount of orchid bark

Light: Bright indirect light (1–2 hrs morning sun enhances red tones)

Bright filtered light at 60-70% shade with excellent airflow is essential

Anthurium Zamora Queen (marmoratum 2 x warocqueanum) no direct light velvet-surfaced pendant leaves hanging freelyAnthurium Zamora Queen Anthurium marmoratum 2 Anthurium warocqueanum A hybrid that brings together two species with very different but highly complementary leaf characters, the Zamora Queen crosses Anthurium marmoratum a broad, velvety species known for its wide, ribbed, dark green foliage with a slightly corrugated texture with the legendary Anthurium warocqueanum, the Queen Anthurium whose elongated, pendulous, deeply velvety leaves are among the