Anthurium Zamora Queen - Very Narrow Large Mature - Exact Plant #28A hoya long leaf Humidity Prefers humidity in the

Humidity Prefers humidity in the 60–70% range or higher

and the three-dimensional bullate texture from the luxurians lineage alongside the architectural

The 'Mosquera' locale selection is distinguished from the 'San Antonio' or 'Goat' form by its leaf shape — where the Goat form produces anterior lobes that flare dramatically outward giving the leaf a three-pronged

a few hours of gentle direct sun is tolerated

Tolerates moderate light but produces smaller

Anthurium Zamora Queen - Very Narrow Large Mature - Exact Plant #28A hoya long leaf Humidity Prefers humidity in theAnthurium Zamora Queen Anthurium marmoratum (form 2) Anthurium warocqueanum A hybrid between two velvet species with complementary leaf characters. A. marmoratum contributes broad, wide, dark green foliage with a slightly corrugated, ribbed texture; A. warocqueanum, the Queen Anthurium, brings its elongated, pendulous, deeply velvety leaves and prominent venation. The cross produces a leaf that reads like a wider, more substantial version of the Queen