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Anthurium superbum is a species of plant in the family Araceae. It is endemic to Ecuador. Its natural habitat is subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests. It is threatened by habitat loss.

Anthurium superbum - Wikipedia

Anthurium superbum is an anthurium variety that has been bred to be bigger and more colourful than the original anthurium. It looks like a cross between an orchid and an anthurium, which makes sense when you find out its Latin name: Anamorophus Superbum. The leaves are much larger in an anthurium superbum than in an anthurium, and they are bright green.

Sometimes mistake and anthurium plowmanii, an anthurium superbum flower usually only have two colours at once–the red petals contrasting with the white sepals or leaves. But on an anthurium superbum, you might find three to four different colours present at one time. They’re an explosion of colour with deep red tips on top, a green stem and a dark pink base.

Anthurium Superbum: The Plant You Keep As a Big Secret - Absolute Gardener

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