Anthurium acebeyae x papillilaminum (FSxRL), CAR-0365Anthurium acebeyae x papillilaminum is already taking on awesome traits from both parents and we can't wait to see where they go. A. acebeyae has large arrowhead leaves. Our mother plant was originally imported alongside a batch of A. ivanportillae. When it flowered, it was very apparent that it was something different and was a spot on match for the description of acebeyae. Anthurium papillilaminum "Fort Sherman" x "Ralph Lynam" is a stunning and

The leaves on this variety are some of the most intricately patterned that you will find

We send all plants potted since Philodendron serpens is a termperamental shipper

We expect this plant to produce large pitchers and be a great candidate for windowsill growing

making it a versatile and adaptable choice for various indoor environments

At this point

We expect some amazingly flared peristomes

This is the Philodendron species that got us hooked from the beginning

These plants prefer hot temperatures

NOTE: After speaking with Bill

CAR-0181 is a vigorous lowland hybrid with beautiful pitcher shapes bringing out the best in both parents

We've found that it produces its best pitchers in the spring (fingers crossed we get a flower soon since our biggest plant is now vining)

making it a delightful addition to any carnivorous plant collection