Gonatopus angustatus High Humidity Following the flowering period

Following the flowering period

The leaves have a prominent midrib and sunken veins that provide a striking texture

but its growth may be slower

pinnate venation

Tillandsia 'Eric Knobloch' does not occur naturally in the wild

Gonatopus angustatus High Humidity Following the flowering periodGonatopus angustatus, a rarely offered member of the Araceae family, is native to eastern and southeastern Africa. It is closely related to the genus Zamioculcas. This species typically produces a single, tripinnate leaf from its tuber during the growing season, with the leaf and stalk reaching up to 1. 5 metres in height. The individual leaflets are up to 10 cm long and 3. 5 cm broad. In late spring, a spadix arises from the tuber, characteristic of