And you just might receive more than you expect! I just received this from Dave Horak. As you'll read, Dave is well qualified to make this determination. "I am sure that others have probably responded to the orchid/aroid puzzle. I cannot speak to the identity of the Anthurium in the photo of the UBC forum link, but the orchid in the photo is very likely a Stanhopea species that has pendant inflorescences of large flowers-all of which are wonderful. It could be a couple of other things but it almost certainly is a Stanhopea sp. Dave" Dave Horak Curator of the Orchid Collection Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Just so we can nail the lid tight on the Anthurium, I got a note today from one of Miami's brightest and most respected Anthurium growers. He indicated the infructescence could also be from Anthurium vittarifolium. That species has pendulous strap leaves so it should be easy to confirm. But let's just be sure! A gracile will have upright leaves.