Anthurium (papillilaminum × crystallinum) × (debilis × RVDP)

‼️ Clone from mother on the last 3 photos. Orange/peach/pink tones.

Anthurium (papillilaminum × crystallinum) × (debilis × RVDP). A velvet seedling bred for colour — this line shifts through pink, peach and orange tones, and the new leaf is already pushing with variegation visible in the sheath.

The cross

The seed side, papillilaminum × crystallinum, is a dark velvet leaf with crystalline silver veining and red-flushing new growth. The pollen side carries RVDP — 'Red Vein Dark Phoenix' (Siam Flora), a papillilaminum-variegata × 'Ace of Spades' hybrid from the same seed batch that produced 'Peach Lava' — a line known for deep maroon velvet, red veins and warm emergent colour.

Put together, this is a velvet anthurium built for colour: emergent leaves can run pink, peach and orange before they settle — the phase collectors chase in this line — and it carries variegation on top. Seed-grown and one of a kind; the colour and variegation it throws are the whole point, not the leaf count.

This specimen

• Stage: seedling
• Leaves: 1, with a new leaf pushing
• New growth: Variegation already visible in the emerging cataphyll
• Pot: 9cm
• Included: Inner pot
• Notes: Acclimated and ready to ship

One specimen. Photographed as received. No restock.

Care, briefly

• Light: Bright indirect — never direct, which marks the velvet and scorches the variegation. Stable bright light helps the colour and variegation come in strong.
• Water: Lightly and evenly moist — never wet. A young single-leaf plant is sensitive to wet feet; keep water off the velvet.
• Humidity: 65%+. Stable, high humidity helps the pushing leaf open cleanly.
• Mix: Airy, chunky epiphytic mix — bark, perlite and charcoal — fast-draining.
• Warmth: 20–27°C. No cold draughts, nothing below 15°C.
• Pace: It is a seedling — give it stability to build leaf count, and the colour phases reveal themselves as each new leaf hardens.

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