Anthurium vittarifolium variegated *Grower's Choice* week 12 The "Dewey Fisk" designation identifies

The "Dewey Fisk" designation identifies this particular clone and references Dewey Fisk

a consistently airy and moisture-retentive substrate

gradually developing larger splits

it can produce clusters of small

and moderate to high humidity while remaining relatively adaptable in indoor growing conditions

Anthurium vittarifolium variegated *Grower's Choice* week 12 The "Dewey Fisk" designation identifiesAnthurium vittarifolium variegated is a trailing aroid with very long, strap like leaves that can exceed three feet at maturity. The variegation appears as cream, pale yellow, or soft white streaking along the length of the deep green foliage, creating a flowing effect that follows the leaf shape. It prefers a chunky, well draining epiphytic mix, consistent light moisture, and high humidity. Bright indirect light helps maintain strong variegation, and