Anthurium lancea Schismatoglottis from fine open segments to

from fine open segments to broader green sections

Unique Characteristics: Notable for its conspicuous geniculum at the apex of the subterete petiole and persistent red cataphylls that dry brown and become fibrous over time

Synonyms: sometimes sold as Piper albert-smithii – botanically the same species

Drooping: Usually temporary

These ecosystems feature filtered light under dense canopies

Anthurium lancea Schismatoglottis from fine open segments toAnthurium lancea Anthurium lancea carries firm lance shaped leaves with a semi glossy dark green surface and a noticeably paler reverse. The veins sit impressed above and rise as clear lines underneath, following the long blade towards its narrow tip.