Product information "Anthurium besseae cf. 'Round'"
| Name: | Anthurium luxurians T. B. Croat & R. N. Cirino 2005 |
| Synonyms: | not known |
| Etymology: | luxurians = lush, abundant
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| Propagation: | division |
| Origin: | Colmobia |
| Habitat: | the exact location is unknown, the plant was collected and comes from the culture of Silver Chrome Nurseries, Homestead, FL. |
| Notes: | The new leaves come very light and pale, but darken as they grow. Very beautiful is the changing colour spectrum during growth, in the young stage they are pink-red, brown-blue and later dark green to almost black. The beautifully structured upper side of the leaves resembles the facets of a cut diamond. Each facet reflects the light in a contrasting way, so that the leaves always produce a different light effect depending on the incidence of light. |
