Anthurium forgetii X seedsAnthurium forgetii X is bred with one of our best aroids. The mother is a beautiful Anthurium forgetii (as photographed) paired with unknown male pollen. This 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

Both lowers and uppers have vivid colors and are elegantly striped

cuprea varieties occur in the Carolinas and generally have a copper colored top with pitcher body being more lightly colored

One of our favorite hybrids and highly recommended for beginners

Nepenthes veitchii [(k) x (Murud x "Candy") - Striped

This was a table cross with our Anthurium forgetii Silver and an unknown male parent

This species is more of a scrambler than a climber and needs to be given ample room to grow horizontally

It's got a small stature

which seems to be right between the 2 parents

This is a single seed pod containing about 10 seeds

patterned pitchers of Nepenthes veitchii (Murud x Candy)-Best with the massive

It is a highland grower with its range extending along the southernmost parts of the Barisan Range all the way down to the southern tip of Sumatra

This hybrids grows well under intermediate and highland conditions and is well tolerant of humidity fluctuations