Ceratostema Gualaquizensis var. laciniata Pot Size:4 inch Large insufficient light causes progressive fading

insufficient light causes progressive fading toward green

A selection of Anthurium forgetii — the Colombian species defined by its fully closed sinus

Tolerates drier air better than thin-leaved Hoyas thanks to its thick succulent leaves

Allow only the top layer to approach dryness between waterings

adding to its textural appeal

Ceratostema Gualaquizensis var. laciniata Pot Size:4 inch Large insufficient light causes progressive fadingCeratostema Gualaquizensis var. Laciniata Newly described in 2024, Ceratostema gualaquizensis, the laciniata variety distinguishes itself from the type and the tubularis form through its notably narrower leaves with characteristically wavy, lacerate margins laciniata being the Latin for slashed or fringed, a direct reference to the undulating leaf edges that give this variety an added layer of textural distinction. Like all C. gualaquizensis, it is a