Anthurium (crystallinum x forgetii) x (crystallinum x debilis) Seeds highland or fluorite (Seachem) but don’t

or fluorite (Seachem) but don’t think it’s a necessity since we’ve seen stunning specimens cultivated in organic mixes

The photos show the range of plants that will be sent

heart shaped leaves complimented by shimmery pale veining and accented margins

Nepenthes carunculata was designated a separate species but it is now lumped with bongso

The species produces a domed hood with beautiful light in uses to confuse its prey

Anthurium (crystallinum x forgetii) x (crystallinum x debilis) Seeds highland or fluorite (Seachem) but don’tThis listing is for Anthurium seeds. We recommend sowing them over a chunky aroid mix with a thin layer of sphagnum moss. Simply place the seeds on top of the moss. Due to the nature of seeds, we cannot guarantee germination, though we've inspected these and they appear viable. Anthuriums have a high germination rate. Seed was harvested in May 2024 and is stored in a cool place to preserve viability.