Anthurium sp. nov Peru "magnificum OA"Anthurium sp. nov Peru "magnificum OA" is an undescribed species from Peru that is absolutely stunning. It has gorgeous emergent leaf coloration with electric lime veining as it hardens. It's one of our favorites in the collection. It was originally circulated as magnificum but it differs in most characteristics. It's likely closer to regale but is distinct. This product is considered an Intermediate Tropical plant. Please see our Aroid Shipping

as well as unique heart-shaped leaves complimented by elegant texturing

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The male parent is the remarkable Nepenthes lowii x campanulata

Nepenthes alata is vigorous growing species from the Phillipines

The uppers should also be incredible based on the parentage

flared peristomes and stripes

field observations have been made from afar of campanulata-like plants growing on vertical limestone cliffs on the Phillipine island of Palawan

The pitchers start out vibrantly striped cream and red then darken to red and black striped as they age

It's one of the most sought after species in the genus

we're seeing a lot of dark coloration in both the leaves and pitchers and plants still have a long ways to maturity where we'll see their true potential

Nepenthes maxima (x) x veitchii (m)

This hamata is renown for having the most elongated teeth and darkest pitcher coloring when young so it's likely transfer into these offspring and that would make an already excellent cross even more outstanding