Anthurium pedatoradiatum Variegated (often nicknamed the Variegated Finger Leaf) is a striking mutation of the standard Finger Anthurium. It is prized for its palmate leaves that fan outward into deep, finger-like lobes, splashed with unpredictable variegation in cream, yellow, or white. Patterning varies from leaf to leaf, making each plant visually unique while retaining the species’ distinctive hand-shaped form. This Anthurium has a climbing to semi-upright growth habit and performs best in bright, indirect light with high humidity and evenly moist, well-draining soil to support healthy leaf development.