Anthurium argyrostachyum 'Velvety'

Anthurium pandurifolium, Sodiro 1903

argyrostachyum = with silvery spikes

along the western Andes, terrestrial, also hemieiphytic at altitudes of 250 - 1900m.

The obpyriform leaves of Anthurium argyrostachyum have a velvety, corrugated texture. The shape of the leaves is strongly dependent on the age of the plant, young plants of Anthurium argyrostachyum have lanceolate leaves, only with increasing age and a certain plant size the leaves develop with the typical arrowhead shape.
All pictured leaves are from the same plant, on the left is the oldest leaf, on the right is an intermediate stage and in the middle is the current leaf at the time of the photo.