Anthurium has doubled in supply since 1996 because of innovations and improvements in the assortment. There are two significant varieties: Anthurium Andreanum (which accounts for between 75 and 80 per cent of the supply) and Anthurium Schrzeranium (which accounts for around 17 per cent of the supply).
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