Anthurium Moodeanum-안스리움 무데아눔

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Anthurium Moodeanum is a tropical vining plant, which is rarely found. It grows in the tropical regions of South America and Mexico. However, due to its enchanting foliage, it is now cultivated worldwide to be grown as a houseplant. Its leaves are heart-shaped and reddish-brown in their juvenile days. But the older leaves lose their vibrant shade to turn into dark-green, tropical-colored blades. 

This aroid has broad, heart-shaped leaves. The foliage has two-colored leaves, the reddish-brown, younger ones, and the dark-green older ones. These leaves take 2-3 three weeks to reach their mature size.

This plant produces flowers in the form of inflorescence. Its inflorescence consists of a pink-spathe and a yellowish-green spadix.

Anthurium Moodeanum - A Tropical Vining Plant - Gardening it

Here is another beautiful option for the fans of leafy foliage; the Anthurium Moodeanum plant. This is a tropical climber belonging to the rare origin of South America and Mexico. However, the easy-to-care nature and attractive foliage make it a common option in both indoor and outdoor plantations.

The leaves are Shiny brown heart-shaped in a juvenile state, maturing to get a classy deep-green look. The flowering season further enhances the beauty by blooming unique pinkish flowers on long stalks.

Thinking to enjoy this green and reddish beauty around? Please keep reading to enjoy a detailed guide about the care and propagation of the Moodenaum Anthurium plant.

It is believed that John Mood cultivated this plant for the first time in the region of Hawaii. Also, abundant quantities are found in Mexico and a few regions of America.

Family: Araceae.

Genus: Anthurium.

Genus Anthurium:

About a thousand different species combine to form this largest genus of the Araceae family. It was introduced back in the 18th century including both climbing and terrestrial plants.

All the members of the genus are known for their beautiful foliage. Moreover, they have flexible nature making them popular in both indoor and outdoor plantations.

The unique shape of Anthurium flowers associates several common names with the genus. Some of these names are tail flowers, flamingos, and laceleaf plants. 

Anthurium Moodeanum: Rare Vining Anthurium - Gardening Brain

 

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