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anthurium pentaphyllum Anthurium pentaphyllum Variegata 'Costa Rica' 1 Leaf (Cutting)

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anthurium pentaphyllum Anthurium pentaphyllum Variegata 'Costa Rica' 1 Leaf (Cutting)En Anthurium pentaphyllum 'Costa Rica' variegata es una forma rara y variegada de las trepadoras en forma de mano de Amrica Central. Con su llamativa variegacin de color crema y amarillo plido en las frescas hojas verdes en forma de dedo, esta planta es una curiosidad botnica de gran impacto visual. Imprescindible para los amantes de las plantas raras. variegataque prefieren las formas naturales y ligeras a los hbridos pesados. Origen Al igual que la

En Anthurium pentaphyllum 'Costa Rica' variegata es una forma rara y variegada de las trepadoras en forma de mano de América Central. Con su llamativa variegación de color crema y amarillo pálido en las frescas hojas verdes en forma de dedo, esta planta es una curiosidad botánica de gran impacto visual. Imprescindible para los amantes de las plantas raras. variegataque prefieren las formas naturales y ligeras a los híbridos pesados.

Origen

Al igual que la forma verde, esta variegata seleccionado a partir de material natural procedente de Costa Rica, donde Anthurium pentaphyllum se da como especie trepadora en las selvas tropicales. Sin embargo, la variedad variegada es una mutación poco frecuente que ha sido estabilizada por los criadores mediante propagación vegetativa. En estado silvestre, este tipo de variegación es muy poco frecuente y de corta duración; en cultivo, esta forma variegada puede mantenerse si se cuida adecuadamente.

Características

Las hojas tienen forma de mano y están compuestas de cinco a veces siete hojas parciales, que son oblongas, estrechas y brillantes. Lo que hace especial a esta variedad son las llamativas marcas variegadas: manchas, rayas o incluso segmentos completamente de color crema esparcidos por los dedos de las hojas. Cada hoja es única: en algunos ejemplares la variegación es sutil y jaspeada, mientras que otros muestran exuberantes diferencias de color. A medida que la planta envejece, desarrolla un hábito de crecimiento trepador con raíces aéreas que se adhieren al material de soporte.

Cuidados

Luz

Las formas variegadas necesitan más luz que la variedad totalmente verde. Proporcione luz brillante e indirecta para un crecimiento óptimo y la conservación del color. Evite la luz solar directa, que puede quemar las partes claras.

Temperatura

Entre 18 °C y 28 °C. A esta trepadora tropical le gusta el calor, pero debe protegerse de las corrientes de aire y del frío.

Sustrato

Utilice un sustrato aroide aireado y con buen drenaje. Lo ideal es una mezcla de virutas de coco, corteza fina de árbol, perlita y una pequeña proporción de compost de hojas. Las raíces deben permanecer aireadas y no empaparse.

Humedad

Mantenga la humedad entre el 65 y el 85%. El aire seco puede dañar las zonas blancas de las hojas. La planta funciona bien en un invernadero o con un humidificador.

Nutrición

Durante el período vegetativo, suministre una dosis muy ligera de abono de aroides cada 4 a 6 semanas, preferiblemente con un valor bajo de nitrógeno. La sobrealimentación puede deformar las hojas variegadas o suprimir la variegación.

Riego

Deje que el sustrato se seque ligeramente entre riegos. Utilice agua desmineralizada para evitar decoloraciones o daños en las hojas de las zonas claras. Aplique pequeñas cantidades con más frecuencia que mucha cantidad de una vez.

Floración

La inflorescencia es sutil y de naturaleza botánica: una mazorca estrecha con una bráctea verde. En este cultivar, sin embargo, la atención se centra claramente en las hojas.

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