Anthurium Zamora Queen x Veriscolor ficus live plant but avoid harsh direct light

but avoid harsh direct light which scorches the velvet surface

Humidity above 60% supports the healthiest leaf development and cleanest emergence

heart-shaped leaves display a velvety dark green surface with bold silver veining that intensifies as the plant matures

The variegation expression in this mutation is notably warm-toned rather than the pure white of albo-type forms: sectors and marbling range from soft pastel pink through peachy-cream to near-white

bright yellow to lemon-gold marbling and speckling to the already extraordinary tri-lobed leaf silhouette that defines the species — the unmistakable elongated blade that pinches dramatically at the center before widening into broad

Anthurium Zamora Queen x Veriscolor ficus live plant but avoid harsh direct lightAnthurium Zamora Queen Versicolor Anthurium 'Zamora Queen' Anthurium versicolor A cross between 'Zamora Queen', a warocqueanum lineage selection contributing elongated, pendant velvet leaf form, and Anthurium versicolor, a species that brings its own distinct leaf character to the pairing. The cross produces narrow, elongated leaves that lengthen and develop their mature surface quality and venation as the plant matures. Individual seedling expression