Anthurium (subsignatum x papillilaminum 'Marie') x carlablackiae NSE
€45.00
Parent Plants
subsignatum × papillilaminum 'Marie'
a primary hybrid between two species subsignatum x papillilaminum 'Marie'. Papillilaminum 'Marie' was made famous by Robin Deniz. To my knowledge, the origins of papillilaminum 'Marie' are in Ree Gardens, and the name originates from Marie Nock.
carlablackiae (NSE)
A species carlablackiae from Enid Offolter (USA, @nsetropicals). This to my knowledge is not a selding but a result of 2 individuals NSE grows, but this information is not certain. A corner stone of my breeding, passes on amazing intense contrast and bright red emergents to offspring in my experience.
Potential traits
About this plant
Size: M
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They're a really fun exact mix of the two parents, with a lot of copper-to-red emergent, varying amounts of vein contrast (subsignatum x pap Marie has none at all), and golden to cream colored veins on a lot of them. They're vigorous growers, very dark, mean-looking, mostly sub-velvet in texture: more towards subsi Marie than papillilaminum velvet. I haven't really found any wide sinus ones in this cross, which makes sense because subsi x Marie isn't a wide sinus plant: it's mean-looking but not flat.
