Category: Anthurium
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Appearance: The Black Velvet Eastern Panama Anthurium crossed with Docblock is famed for its strikingly dark, almost black, velvety leaves. New leaves emerge as rosy red that deepen into a silky brown before hardening into thick, nearly black foliage. Leaves are compact, often thicker than other velvet Anthuriums, and lack the red/pink coloration on the …
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Anthurium clidemioides is a rare, compact tropical species native to humid low-elevation forests in Central and South America, specifically Costa Rica, Panama, and Colombia. It is a vining climber with uniquely textured, almost stalkless bullate leaves that range from light to very dark green. This species is especially known for its rough, three-dimensional leaf texture …
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Anthurium Doraiki x Luxurians is a rare and captivating hybrid Anthurium known for its stunning foliage, combining the best traits of both parent plants. It typically displays deeply quilted, thick, velvety leaves with dramatic texture and prominent silvery or white veins, creating an elegant and luxurious appearance. The plant has a compact growth habit, making …
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The Anthurium ‘King of Spades’ is a rare and striking hybrid anthurium, immediately recognizable for its large, velvet-textured, heart-shaped leaves. These leaves can range from deep green to nearly black, often exhibiting a bold metallic sheen and strong, elegant veining—sometimes with hues of gold or silver. The mature leaf shape resembles a playing card spade …
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Anthurium Michelle is a rare and highly prized hybrid derived from Anthurium magnificum, originally developed by Dr. Jeff Block. It is celebrated for its striking, heart-shaped velvet leaves which emerge in intense burgundy or violet hues with lighter veins, then transition through shades of bronze and near-black to a mature deep green with crisp white …
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