Anthurium brownii is an Anthurium that is simple to cultivate. It is distinguished by its enormous, curly, ribbed, yellow-veined, heart-shaped leaves that have a texture similar to that of a fiddle leaf fig. Anthurium brownii produces fruits and blooms all year long. The spathe, which hangs down below the spadix, is covered in spirals of tiny flowers. The optimal lighting for Anthurium brownii is direct, bright light. This plant thrives in a sunny window that is screened by a curtain. During the growing season, water Anthurium brownii freely while allowing the top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings and maintaining soil moisture constantly. Make sure the pot has a drainage hole to keep the soil from getting too wet, as this can cause root rot and eventually cause the plant to die.