Anthurium carlablackiae tissue culture Nepenthes bicalcarata (Orange x Orange)

Nepenthes bicalcarata (Orange x Orange)

We’ve also found them to be extremely versatile in growing conditions and capable of being grown in lowland through highland conditions

red and fade to green they age

We had thought this was a potential virus on the mother plant but now see it's likely a genetic trait passed down since diseases and pests would not have transferred with the seed it produced

All photos on this page of from the exact clone (268)

Anthurium carlablackiae tissue culture Nepenthes bicalcarata (Orange x Orange)Anthurium carlablackiae's velvety, almost black leaves and contrasting silver venation make it a highly sought after plant amongst collectors. The species was originally collected by Carla Black at the border of Panama and Columbia on the Caribbean. The species quickly became popular amongst enthusiasts and breeders, resulting in diverse genetect among the species and a number of unique clones. These seedlings are the result of self pollinating our A.