ANTHURIUM FLORIAGE: Red Crystal Purple Emergent (Silver Krome Gardens) x (Pap x Carla) - Join the Waitlist
#001 — 1st Release
#001 — 1st Release
#001 — 1st Release
ANTHURIUM FLORIAGE #001
About Plant: Hybridized by Hai. A collectors anthurium for the experienced anthurium lover. Healthy and happy seedling growing in Melty Mix; custom tree fern fibre mix. Please view images and video for your reference to any marks/blemishes. Please also note that this is a live plant and may at times naturally shed a leaf as it continues to grow. This particular seedling was grown from seed in a controlled environment.
Plant Care: Loves bright-medium indirect light (no direct sunlight) and likes the soil to be almost dry before a watering. Leaves may also stress and yellow during transition to a new environment.
Includes: 100mm Pot + Saucer
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Parentage (sourced from the hybridizer) ..
Mother: A. red crystal purple emergent (from Silver Krome Gardens - FL, USA). This plant is a red crystal (however by all means please dont think that they're a "pure" thing, they never were. From my understanding all red crystals on the market are hybrids of A. crystallinum with other things, even A. forgettii in it. This specific specimen I purchased in person from William Rotolantei's collection at Silver Krome in Florida during my trip to the US last year. It is one that has black-deep violet emergent foliage that hardens to almost black with purplish/red sparkling veins under the sun. My mother plant's current leaf size is approx 50 cm. Slightly bullate, cordate leaf blade with over lapping/ touching lobes.
Father: A. papillilaminum x carlablakiae ( last pic) This plant was purchased last year during a visit to Florida from Scott Cohen's private residence. Now looking back at it I think I might have missedplaced the label during my greenhouse move from Hanoi to Duc Trong and it might have been relabeled incorrectly. It looks more like a BVEP (Antolakii) x carlablakie or dresslerii x carlablakiae. Once it grows, I'll confirm with Scott again and do an announcement. Dark and super velvety foliage, smooth flowing distinctive Carlablakie veins over chonky bullate leaf segments.
