Anthurium Carlablackiae Pot Size:4" Standard A rare hemiepiphytic species endemic

A rare hemiepiphytic species endemic to Ecuador

An elevated or hanging position is essential to allow the leaves to hang to their full length without folding or coiling

A spontaneous variegation mutation within the Philodendron 'Paraiso Verde' cultivar line — itself a rare philodendron of uncertain South American origin already noted for its elongated

which anthuriums can be prone to

sweeping marbled patterns

Anthurium Carlablackiae Pot Size:4" Standard A rare hemiepiphytic species endemicAnthurium Carlablackiae A compact velvet anthurium from the understory rainforests of Panama and Colombia, formally described by Croat and Ortiz in 2020 and named for collector Carla Black. Among the most sought after compact velvet species for its near black, deeply velvety mature foliage, electric pink to magenta emergent venation, and distinctive ridged burgundy petioles. Notably faster growing and more manageable in size than many velvet