Anthurium bakeriAnthurium bakeri is an epiphytic semi pendant Anthurium. They're native to wetter parts of Guatemala and Columbia. Anthurium bakeri is not only favorable for their long narrow leaves, but their highly red berries. Since this plant is apomiptic, they can set seeds without pollination. Care: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light, avoid any harsh direct sun. Water when the soil is roughly 1" 2" dry from the top. This may roughly once a

Ficus can go somewhat dry in the soil between full waterings

This batch is mature blooming size

We recommend watering once every 2-3 weeks in the summer

use a coarse well-draining soil mix

each color is compliments the plants so well

They can put on quite the photonastic movements

you can use a semi-coarse soil

A very easy-going plant to boot

An amazing symbiotic relationship

As they mature they will naturally shed their lower leaves and grow more of a cane-like stalk

The stronger light intensity you give it the more pink the spines will become as it ages

These will need water when first 1-2 inches are dry which should roughly be about 7 days