Anthurium pulcachense Heliamphora In contrast to the wild

In contrast to the wild collected cross from MT

Philodendron fibrosum is an incredible South American species that produces circular leaves with extremely hairy petioles (perhaps the most hairy in the genus)

We will ship potted since this species does not respond well to root disturbance

This incredible species is now officially accepted as Nepenthes diabolica after unofficially being known as "red hairy hamata" for years

Perfect for aroids and Nepenthes

Anthurium pulcachense Heliamphora In contrast to the wildAnthurium pulcachense is a beautiful species with large veined leaves. We've found it to be one of the easiest growing velvet leaved species. It seems to prefer a bit less light than others or the leaves tend to be a little more pale (at least when young). This species was just recently split from Anthurium villenaorum. The two are extremely similar except for the pulcachense having a revolute ptyxis while those of villenaorum are involute. This