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Anthurium queremalense
Queremal Velvet Anthurium
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Anthurium queremalense Morphology
About Anthurium queremalense
Anthurium queremalense was described by Thomas Croat from cloud-forest specimens collected near Queremal, Colombia, and is prized among velvet-leaf collectors for its long, softly pendent leaves. The elongated, sagittate blades carry a pronounced velutinous sheen and bold ivory-white venation that stands out sharply against the deep green surface. In habitat it grows as an epiphyte in the humid, filtered light of the understory, and mature specimens can produce leaves well over a metre long that arch gracefully from a short, clustering stem. Its combination of size, texture, and slow, deliberate growth keeps it firmly in the advanced-collector tier.
Native Range
Colombia
Market Analysis
Anthurium queremalense Price Guide & Auction Value
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Before You Buy
Species-specific things to check when evaluating a listing
- Confirm the leaves show the bold ivory-white venation against deep green described for this species; this is the clearest way to distinguish it from other elongated velvet-leaf Anthurium
- Given mature leaves can exceed a metre in length and arch from a short clustering stem, check the offered plant's current leaf length against your available space
- This is a slow-growing, Advanced-difficulty species from cool cloud-forest habitat (15-25°C): confirm your growing conditions can stay on the cooler side rather than typical warm houseplant temperatures
- Note the low recorded median price here reflects thin market data rather than genuine abundance; cross-check against current specialist-seller pricing rather than relying on this figure alone
A Species With More Rarity Than Price Data
Queremalense is a genuine cloud-forest specialty: Croat described it from material collected near Queremal, Colombia, and in habitat it grows as an epiphyte with leaves that can arch out well over a metre long. The tracked median price on this page sits low, but that's a reflection of how few confirmed sales feed into the number, not a sign the species is common; Very Rare status and Very Low availability tell the more accurate story. Anyone buying based on the price shown here should treat it as thin data and check current specialist-seller listings directly rather than assuming it reflects real market value.
