Anthurium Carlablackiae Pot Size:4" Large it produces slender upright stems

it produces slender upright stems topped with small

The effect is immediate and striking from across a room — a plant that announces itself through pure contrast rather than through unusual form or surface complexity

ribbed petioles

humidity of 60-80% supports the cleanest leaf emergence and healthiest growth

epiphytic shrubs native to the montane cloud forests of the Andes that have become increasingly sought after by collectors for their extraordinary tubular flowers and compact

Anthurium Carlablackiae Pot Size:4" Large it produces slender upright stemsAnthurium 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