Anthurium antolakii (BVEP) x (antolakii x portillae), CAR-0429Anthurium antolakii is a newly discovered and recently described species from Eastern Panama formally known as Black Velvet Eastern Panama (BVEP). It produces exceptionally dark leaves with an unmatched velvet sheen. Anthurium portillae is is a beautiful velvet leaved anthurium with a delightfully wide sinus. This product is considered an Intermediate Tropical plant. Please see our Aroid Shipping guidelines and Shipping and Guarantees policy. This

there's sure to be some stunners from this grex

The upper pitchers have colorful striping on the peristomes and are infundibular shaped

Its signature characteristic is a white ring underneath the peristome which functions as an extremely effective termite bait

Simply place the seeds on top of the moss

vigorous and easy-to-grow varieties

The plant's carnivorous nature is evident through its sticky glandular hairs on the leaf surface

This spectacular variety of ventricosa exhibits porcelain white pitcher bodies with a flared red peristome

Sarracenia 'Judith Hindle'

These pitchers often exhibit intricate patterns and markings

Nepenthes Viking x sumatrana is a new cross out of Thailand

All photos are from plants typical of the var

The green form seedlings for sale are selfing from a giant Hawaiian plant owned by Angela Blakely