Anthurium portillae 'NSE Dewey Fisk' is a selected clone of Anthurium portillae that traces back to NSE Tropicals. The "Dewey Fisk" designation identifies this particular clone and references Dewey Fisk, a respected aroid collector and grower whose collection contributed to the preservation and circulation of numerous Anthurium and Philodendron species in cultivation. Among collectors, the name helps distinguish this lineage from other forms of Anthurium portillae. It is characterized by elongated, velvety foliage with prominent venation and a soft matte texture. As the leaves mature, their coloration deepens, further emphasizing the contrast between the leaf blade and veins. Like other Anthurium portillae, it grows best in warm conditions with bright, indirect light, consistent moisture, and a well-aerated, chunky substrate that supports healthy root development.