Anthurium crystallinum x Anthurium carlablackiae Trichoglottis orbicular leaves bearing heavily crisped

orbicular leaves bearing heavily crisped and undulate margins — among the most texturally striking foliage in the genus

small-leaved habit

Avoid temperatures falling below 60°F (16°C)

Humidity: Moderate to high humidity

Anthurium crystallinum x Anthurium carlablackiae Trichoglottis orbicular leaves bearing heavily crispedA hybrid of Anth. crystallinum Anth. carlablackiae, two iconic velvety species from the cloud forests of South America. The leaves are broadly cordate with a highly prominent, contrasting reticulate venation pattern, a distinctly velvety surface, and a strong upright habit with new growth emerging in a striking contrasting flush. Light: Bright indirect light with 5070% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can flatten the velvety texture and bleach the