Anthurium podophyllum - Anthurium Drosera Carlos Muscadine – Known for

Carlos Muscadine – Known for its bronze-colored fruit

• Light: Sun or shade

Passiflora vines are larval host plants for many butterflies

the fruit and leaves have been found to be anti-carcinogenic

Soil: Moist but well-drained

Anthurium podophyllum - Anthurium Drosera Carlos Muscadine – Known forAnthurium podophyllum originates in tropical Mexico where it grows as an epiphyte (attached to a tree branch) and as a terrestrial plant (in the ground). As Anthurium podophyllum matures, the leaves split into parts like spider legs with the texture of cardboard. Grow inside or outside! Average mature height: 2 3 feet` Indoor outdoor: Both Watering: Evenly moist. Don't let dry out or stay too wet. Fertilizing: General purpose, water soluble house