Anthurium insigne x Anthurium carlablackiae Psammisia concave dorsal sepal that arches

concave dorsal sepal that arches over the bloom like a deep hood

combining the prolific branching habit of its parentage with richly spotted

or grow in an enclosed space to maintain adequate moisture in the air

Ensure excellent air movement to prevent fungal issues around pseudobulbs and new growth

Anthurium insigne x Anthurium carlablackiae Psammisia concave dorsal sepal that archesA hybrid of Anth. insigne Anth. carlablackiae, two large growing species from the cloud forests of South America. The leaves are elongated sagittate with well defined basal lobes, an acuminate tip, prominent primary venation, and a semi matte surface on a strong upright habit with new growth emerging in a striking contrasting flush. Light: Bright indirect light with 4060% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can scorch the large leaf surface.