Anthurium papillilaminum Crassula and also as a base

and also as a base for aroid

Small greenish-white flowers can nestle among the tufted branches and may mature into smooth white berries

Root rot: Use breathable soil mix and water only when needed

Fertilizer: Regular balanced feeding during active growth supports leaf expansion

Natural Context and Key Facts about Xanthosoma sagittifolium ‘Lime’

Anthurium papillilaminum Crassula and also as a baseAnthurium papillilaminum Anthurium papillilaminum opens red, copper, bronze or nearly black leaves that settle into deep green to black green velvet. Fine raised cells give the broad blade its dense dark texture, while reddish brown tones may remain on the underside.