As a self-heading Philodendron
Giclee Illustration print
It grows on tree trunks or stones rather than into soil (a characteristic described as epiphytic) so prefers to feel the air on its roots than soggy soil
founded in 1949 by brothers Colin and Desmond Rawson
This plant is recognised as the national tree of India
Anthurium superbum Size:12cm As a self-heading PhilodendronA bold and sculptural plant, Anthurium superbum is known for its upright, nest forming growth and large, elongated leaves with a thick, leathery texture. The foliage emerges in a deep green with subtle purple tones, especially in younger leaves, creating a dramatic, almost prehistoric look. Unlike flowering Anthuriums, this variety is grown for its architectural foliage, making it a standout statement plant. Scientific Name Anthurium superbum