One uncommon variant that is native to South America is Anthurium vittarifolium. Its long, pendant-like leaves will certainly liven up and provide color to your living area. It is well recognized that the plant and the flamingo flower are closely related. Being an epiphyte species, it grows well on the support of other plants like trees. It can be found in Ecuador, Colombia, and Brazil’s tropical rain forests. The berries are pink to violet in color, and the flowers grow on a spadix that spathes when they bloom. Make sure the soil is always moist and give the plant constant watering. Avoid overwatering it. Excellent indirect light or some shade is ideal for an aroid mix that drains well.