Anthurium bakeri aff Barbosella pointed sepals converge into a

pointed sepals converge into a narrow tube with short apical tails

thread-like lateral sepals that radiate outward and cascade in all directions — one of the most iconic and instantly recognizable inflorescences in the entire genus

often likened to the wingspan of an eagle

showy flowers with broad sepals and distinctive tubular form

A vigorous and rewarding hybrid with a bold

Anthurium bakeri aff Barbosella pointed sepals converge into aA strap leaf epiphyte closely allied to Anth. bakeri, from the tropical forests of Central America and South America. It produces narrowly lanceolate, elongated leaves with an attenuate base, no basal lobes, a long acuminate apex, a prominent midrib, and fine parallel secondary venation over a semi glossy surface. Light: Bright filtered light with up to 6070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can bleach and scorch the elongated leaf surface.