Dischidia platyphylla Pseudorhipsalis Anthurium recavum

Anthurium recavum

Yellowing leaves: Often from excess water or compacted mix

markings remain strongest with steady exposure

The cultivar name 'Red Margin' refers to its strikingly colored edges

Slender petioles hold the blades apart in an airy cluster and allow the lower markings to show whenever the leaves lift and fold

Dischidia platyphylla Pseudorhipsalis Anthurium recavumDischidia platyphylla Dischidia platyphylla produces broad, flattened leaves that sit close against bark, cork or another climbing surface. The thick green blades are rounded to paddle shaped and often slightly hollow underneath, creating protected pockets between leaf and support. New growth looks open and small; older leaves overlap into a bold shingled layer.