Anthurium "Red Crystallinum" intermediate The two have similar looking

The two have similar looking pitchers and grow epiphytically in mid montane forests

We grow a wide range of ecotypes and one of our favorites is this clone we acquired from Germany a few years ago

This species is epiphytic in nature and prefers a well draining media in cultivation

Although it's already a big plant

Mayo) clone 1

Anthurium "Red Crystallinum" intermediate The two have similar lookingAnthurium "Red Crystallinum" has its origins in the breeding line of Tim Anderson from South Florida. They have complex parentage likely involving crystallinum, magnificum and dressleri. Plants in this group are fast growers once they get going and the colors are simply incredible. The leaves start our red and beautifully veined then go from purplish to deep green as it ages. All plants from sale a grown from seed. Some genetic variability is