Anthurium

Anthurium Dressleri x Forgetii x Magnificum – A Rare Hybrid  The Anthurium Dressleri x Forgetii x Magnificum is an exceptional hybrid that combine...

The plant pictured is the one you will receive. It was propagated via stem division from our parent plant, which is shown in the last photo labele...

Anthurium Crystallinum species is known for its large, velvety, heart-shaped leaves with prominent shimmering veins and a stunning iridescent sheen...

Anthurium Forgetii – Unique Tear-Drop Foliage for the Experienced Collector The Anthurium Forgetii stands out among foliage plants for its distinc...

Anthurium Magnificum x – A Collector’s Velvet Gem Anthurium Magnificum has earned a reputation as one of the most captivating foliage Anthuriums i...

Anthurium Radicans – A Unique Creeping Anthurium The Anthurium radicans is an exceptional choice for plant collectors seeking a distinctive additi...

The plant available is a clone of the parent plant (they have the same genetics), as it was propagated via stem cutting. The parent plant is shown...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs.If you live in Australia'...

Anthurium balaoanum (dussii) is a climbing plant with enormous, leathery but thin leaves. Leaves have a silk-like adaxial surfaces, which makes th...

Anthurium Clarinervium has gorgeous heart-shaped velvet leaves with thick white venation. It is a little easier care for those of us in the southe...

Known for its large, velvety, round leaves with prominent shimmering veins and a stunning iridescent sheen. The plant pictured is the plant you wi...

Anthurium Crystallinum species is known for its large, velvety, heart-shaped leaves with prominent shimmering veins and a stunning iridescent sheen...

This plant is a clone of the parent plant (they have the same genetics), as it was propagated via stem cutting. The parent plant is shown in the la...

One of the most stunning hybrids we've offered. We love the contrast of the newly emerging dusty pink leaves emerging from the plant with the deep...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs. If you live in Australia...

Anthurium forgetii is known for its leaves without upper lobes and an open sinus, giving them a distinct tear-drop shape. This plant is a Forgetii...

  Anthurium forgetii is known for its leaves without upper lobes and an open sinus, giving them a distinct tear-drop shape. This plant is a Forget...

This plant is a clone of the parent plant (they have the same genetics), as it was propagated via stem cutting. The parent plant is shown in the l...

The plant pictured is the one you will receive. It requires warm temperatures and humidity to really thrive. It has been grown in passive hydro (pe...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs. If you live in Australia'...

These seedlings have been produced from a gorgeous cross. The mother plant is a dark Anthurium magnificum, and pollen comes from a "BHP" aka. Black...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs.If you live in Australia'...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs.If you live in Australia's...

Anthurium Magnificum has earned a reputation as one of the most captivating foliage Anthuriums in cultivation, owing to its sheer beauty and remar...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs.If you live in Australia'...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs.If you live in Australia'...

The plant featured in the photographs is the one available for purchase. The accompanying video showcases the mother plant, from which this sale pl...

This Anthurium hybrid displays a stunning combination of the crystal veining of its Wild Crystallinum pollen parent, along with the elongated leaf...

  Anthurium Pallidiflorum is a rare and stunning plant that boasts long, pendulous, velvet leaves in a deep green hue.  In the past, this plant has...

Anthurium panamense is a rare and stunning plant that boasts elongated velvet leaves. The plant pictured is the one you will receive.   Velvet lea...

Anthurium papillilaminum are eaves are generally deep olive green and are sometimes tinged with red. This seed parent of this plant was a true papi...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs. If you live in Australia...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs.If you live in Australia'...

  The plant pictured in the product images is a representation of the plant you will receive. Anthurium papillilaminum, in its true form, is a stu...

  The plant pictured in the product images in the parent plant of these seeds. The parent plant produced two inflorescence consecutively, allowing ...

Velvet leaf anthuriums like this need very specific conditions to thrive. We don't recommend this plant for brown thumbs.If you live in Australia'...

  The plant pictured in the product images are the parent plants of these seeds. Seed parent is a Wild Crystallinum and pollen parents is a 'Black ...

Anthurium Veitchii, also known as the "King Anthurium," is a remarkable aroid celebrated for its visually stunning, rippled oblong leaves. Native t...

The plants you see in the images labeled 'S54A' and 'S54B' is the exact one you will receive. The following image showcases the mother plant. The ...

   Anthurium wendlingeri is a stunning strap-leaved velvet leaf anthurium with long deep green leaves. The plant pictured in the product images is...

The plant pictured is the one you will receive. Both plants were propagated via stem cutting, and the last photo shows the mother plant (not for sa...