Acianthera strupifolia maranta and their unique shape and

and their unique shape and veining pattern make them a captivating addition to any indoor garden

creating spectacular displays with sweet fragrance that attracts pollinators in its natural habitat

The ideal range is between 58-88°F (14-31°C)

This variety produces clusters of fragrant

hood-like synsepal with elongated filiform tails

Acianthera strupifolia maranta and their unique shape andSuccessful cultivation of the charming Acianthera strupifolia. Here are some important cultural tips to ensure its thriving growth: Light: Acianthera strupifolia appreciates bright, indirect light. Filtered sunlight or a lightly shaded location is ideal. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch its delicate leaves. Temperature: To mimic its natural habitat, aim for warm daytime temperatures between 20 28C (68 82F) and slightly cooler nights around 15