Anthurium Besseae Live Plant – Rare Ecuadorian Tropical Aroid Houseplant 25 cm Tall

Add an exotic tropical statement to your indoor plant collection with this live Anthurium besseae from Ecuador. This distinctive aroid is appreciated by collectors for its dark green foliage and elegant tropical appearance. The young plant measures approximately 25 cm tall and typically arrives with 2–3 leaves measuring around 10 cm long and 10 cm wide. Its compact starter size makes it ideal for developing into a beautiful collector specimen with proper warmth, humidity, and care. The roots are protected with moist peat during shipping rather than being sent in a nursery pot, helping maintain moisture and stability during transit.
You will receive:
✔️ 1 live Anthurium besseae plant
✔️ Approximately 25 cm tall with 2–3 leaves
✔️ Leaves approximately 10 × 10 cm
✔️ Roots protected with moist peat for shipping
✔️ Secure packaging for safe arrival

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Anthurium Besseae
Botanical Name: Anthurium besseae
Plant Type: Tropical evergreen aroid
Growth Stage: Young live plant
Sun Requirements: Bright indirect or filtered light
Soil: Loose, airy, very well-draining aroid substrate
Watering: Moderate; water when the substrate begins to dry while avoiding waterlogged conditions
Mature Height: Approximately 40 cm or more depending on growing conditions
Growth Habit: Upright, herbaceous tropical plant
Foliage: Dark green ornamental leaves
Leaf Size at Shipping: Approximately 10 cm long × 10 cm wide
Leaves per Plant: Approximately 2–3
Plant Height at Shipping: Approximately 25 cm
Humidity: Prefers moderate to high humidity
Climate: Warm tropical conditions
USDA Zones: Approximately 10–12
Container Friendly: Yes

💡 Care Tip: After arrival, carefully unpack your Anthurium and plant it in a loose, airy aroid mix with excellent drainage. Keep it in warm conditions with bright indirect light and consistent humidity while it acclimates. Avoid intense direct sunlight and do not keep the roots constantly saturated. Because the plant has traveled with its roots protected in peat, allow it time to adjust before fertilizing or making additional environmental changes.