Anthurium pedatoradiatum (‘Fingers’) Rhaphidophora a hemiepiphytic aroid native from

a hemiepiphytic aroid native from Mexico through tropical Central and South America

and steady growth – but in a miniaturized version fit for tabletops and smaller indoor environments

While it can tolerate lower light conditions

Can tolerate lower light but grows best in medium to bright filtered light

it grows both terrestrially and epiphytically

Anthurium pedatoradiatum (‘Fingers’) Rhaphidophora a hemiepiphytic aroid native fromAnthurium pedatoradiatum (Fingers) From a compact central base, Anthurium pedatoradiatum produces progressively more fingered foliage. Each larger blade adds narrow green lobes around the central section until the outline resembles a spread hand; juveniles may remain whole.