Anthurium pallidiflorum

Species · Anthurium

Long, hanging blades with a dark, velvety surface distinguish Anthurium pallidiflorum.

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Growing this plant

For this species

Growth habit
An epiphyte with downward-hanging foliage.
Mature size
The botanical description records leaf blades 31–105 cm long, rather than an indoor plant-height limit.

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General guidance for Anthurium

General guidance for this genus. Individual species and cultivars can need different conditions.

Light
Bright, indirect; shade direct summer sun.
Water
A. crystallinum: top few cm dry → water; roots stay moist.
Humidity
A. crystallinum: ~70%+. A. splendidum: 80%+, ventilated enclosure.
Temperature
Flowering hybrids: 18–30°C; A. crystallinum: 18–27°C; A. splendidum: 18–25°C.
Roots
Airy, acidic compost + bark + perlite; no waterlogging.

More about growing Anthurium

Genus guidance sourcesKew: Anthurium taxonomy, origin and growth habits ↗RHS: flowering hybrids and foliage Anthuriums ↗RHS: Anthurium growing guide ↗RHS: Anthurium crystallinum care ↗Ecuagenera: Anthurium splendidum cultivation ↗Reviewed 2026-09-22.

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About this plant

It is endemic to Ecuador's western Andean slopes, in moist and wet tropical forests.

Names & identity

Anthurium pallidiflorum is a recognised species in the genus Anthurium. Chonk keeps this permanent identity page separate from individual seller adverts.

Canonical Chonk name
Anthurium pallidiflorum
Accepted or parent name
Anthurium pallidiflorum
Species epithet
pallidiflorum

Other plants in Anthurium

Related by genus, not exact matches. Care requirements can differ.

Sources
Plant information
Name sourcesKew Plants of the World Online ↗