Anthurium pulcachense Size:Small It's no slouch in the

It's no slouch in the size department either with some inflorescences recorded at 10' tall

this clone has not been officially registered as a cultivar but it’s been dubbed "Lady Pauline" by Borneo Exotics (BE-3679)

It has a high peristome that opens wide and rolls back minimally giving it the appearance of a cobra with its hood open

we can't wait to see what the uppers will look like as the platychila genes take over

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Anthurium pulcachense Size:Small It's no slouch in theAnthurium 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