Anthurium pedatoradiatum hoya this essentially means it's rhizome

this essentially means it's rhizome "creeps/crawls" along the jungle floor rather than climb the sides of trees like most Philodendron

They look like little pancakes

use a semi-coarse or chunky soil medium

These will thrive in a bright light-filtered light space

This epiphytic species is native to parts of Southeast Asia and Australia

Anthurium pedatoradiatum hoya this essentially means it's rhizomeHailing from Mexico, this Anthurium develops multiple deep lobes on its foliage as it matures. They almost resemble fingers! Care: These Anthurium will do best in a bright filtered light while taking care to avoid any harsh direct sun. Water when the soil is roughly 1" 2" dry from the top. This may roughly be 7 10 days depending on your home environment. A warm humid environment can help this plant reach maturity faster! When repotting use a semi