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True, this plant can be said to be rare. It was discovered in Colombia in 2005, and its leaves are gorgeous with intricate patterns!
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Anthurium brownii, commonly known as Doc Brown's Anthurium, is native to Central and South America, specifically Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia. This plant belongs to the Anthurium genus, which has striking green leaves and a velvety texture to the leaves, which gives a luxurious impression to this plant. This plant loves humidity and indirect sunlight.
Anthurium villenaorum
Anthurium metallicum
Anthurium crystallinum
