Anthurium 'Arrow'Anthurium 'Arrow' has dark green and triangular leaves. Unlike other Anthuriums cultivars that have flashy blooms, this one is most notable for their unique leaves! Care Anthuriums like this one will be happiest in a bright indirect light. If living in a lower light setting it may not produce flowers in the spring and summer. When repotting, use a semi coarse potting medium that will drain water well. Water when the top 2 3" of soil is dry, which may

The plant's overall growth habit is arching

the leaves can reach substantial proportions

The last time we had this plant it must have been over three years ago

Begonias don't need any direct sun

and is quite showy compared to other Rhipsalis

" You can cut off all of the branches and this only encourages the caudex to swell more

So you can either water as the soil starts to dry or even keep the plant in a saucer of water to ensure it does not dry out

Native to the Southeast Asian region

and we couldn't be more amazed by them

These will do best if given a flat surface to climb such as a board

and sphagnum moss

warm conditions