Anthurium clarinervium low light The spines face inward on

The spines face inward on itself and you can actually touch this cactus without poking yourself

A bold green Alocasia with an unusual spotted stem

but ensure the soil is dry before watering

A very hardy plant

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

Anthurium clarinervium low light The spines face inward onThis velvety Anthurium has our hearts! This epiphytic species can be found growing in Mexico and Central America. They can be very hardy growers! They can grow to have very thick foliage. While they prefer warm and humid conditions, they are not as fussy to changes in their environment as other velvety Anthurium can be. Care: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light that is shaded from any direct sun. Water when the soil is 2" dry from