Anthurium warocqueanum, Queen Anthurium anthurium The second to last photo

The second to last photo shows the parent plants

This is a temperate species that goes dormant in winter and can be grown with flytraps and Sarracenia

One of the best crosses made in the last decade

Nepenthes platychila is best grown as an intermediate

Anthurium warocqueanum, Queen Anthurium anthurium The second to last photoHands down our favorite species in the genus also known as the Queen Anthurium! Anthurium warocqueanum is known as the Queen Anthurium and it's easy to see why. The species can produce leaves up to 4 feet long. It appreciates high humidity, good soil drainage and is a heavy feeder. We recommend an extended release fertilizer such as osmocote nutricote applied at about half label strength. We grow our plants in our warm greenhouse; however, we've seen