Anthurium carlablackiae seed winding erratically as they reach

winding erratically as they reach for the sky

peltata x truncata that has proven to be spectacular

which it then absorbs to supplement its nutrient requirements

Both parents are stellar examples of rafflesiana and we can't wait to see how the offspring turn out

this paired with the infamous Nepenthese edwardsiana this hybrid pitcher plant is every collector's dream

Anthurium carlablackiae seed winding erratically as they reachAnthurium carlablackiae's velvety, almost black leaves and contrasting silver venation make it a highly sought after plant amongst collectors. The species was originally collected by Carla Black at the border of Panama and Columbia on the Caribbean. The species quickly became popular amongst enthusiasts and breeders, resulting in diverse genetect among the species and a number of unique clones. These seedlings are the result of self pollinating our A.