Two icons of the velvet-leaf Anthurium world meet in a hybrid that balances drama with structure. This established juvenile shows the elongated influence of Anthurium warocqueanum, broadened by the fuller shoulders and substantial presence associated with A. regale. Its mature foliage is deep green with understated veining, while the newest leaf is still hardening in a fresh chartreuse wash.

The exact plant pictured is the one you will receive. It is currently holding four leaves in an approximately 4-inch nursery pot, including one fresh emergent leaf. As this hybrid matures, its leaf shape, color, and veining may continue to evolve; future expression cannot be guaranteed.

Gallery Notes

Young, but already architectural. Its long, gently tapered foliage brings a sculptural presence without taking over the room....yet.

Plant Snapshot

• Listing type: Exact plant pictured

• Stage: Established juvenile

• Pot size: Approximately 4 inches

• Current foliage: Four leaves, including one fresh leaf still hardening

• Condition: Light surface residue and small cosmetic marks are visible on the mature foliage

• Experience level: Intermediate

Care at a Glance

• Light: Bright, indirect light

• Water: Keep lightly and consistently moist without leaving the medium saturated

• Humidity: Consistent humidity of 60% or higher is preferred, with gentle airflow

• Temperature: Maintain warm, stable conditions around 68–82°F

• Medium: Use an airy, well-draining aroid mix that retains some moisture

Good to Know

Velvet-leaf Anthuriums may react to shipping or environmental changes by marking or retiring an older leaf. Allow the plant to settle before repotting or making major changes to its conditions.