Anthurium "Red Crystallinum" Sarracenia Both parents pass on their

Both parents pass on their genetics very strongly to their offspring

We expect it to grow best as an intermediate but we’ve grown the parents in both lowland to highland conditions with success

Note that many A

We expect gorgeous colors and elaborately flared peristomes

For this cross we used our variegated singalana with a Lumut form of Nepenthes hamata

Anthurium "Red Crystallinum" Sarracenia Both parents pass on theirAnthurium "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