Anthurium Rio Negro Cochleanthes asymmetrical flowers that often have

asymmetrical flowers that often have a distinct twisted appearance

Temperature: Performs best in intermediate to cool conditions

particularly found in countries like Ecuador and Colombia

While specific traits are unknown

perfect for adding a burst of color and fragrance to any indoor setting

Anthurium Rio Negro Cochleanthes asymmetrical flowers that often haveAnth. Rio Negro is an exceptional hybrid between Anth. sp 051 and Anth. crystallinum, named after the famous Rio Negro river in South America. This cross produces a robust plant that combines unique characteristics from both parent species, creating a highly sought after collector's specimen. Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch the foliage and fade the distinctive coloration. Temperature: Maintain temperatures