Anthurium Papillilaminum x Carlablackiae clone — Highly Variegated

A cross that almost never gives you variegation. This one did.

Papillilaminum x Carlablackiae — one of the most respected crosses in the Anthurium world. Dark. Velvety. Structured. The kind of plant collectors chase for years.

Now add confirmed, high-grade variegation from a high-grade variegated mother.

That combination almost doesn't exist on the market.

About this plant

• Mother: high-grade variegated Papillilaminum
• Father: Carlablackiae
• 2 leafs — Clone from mother on first photo
• Potted in 6cm nursery pot
• Highly variegated clone — variegation already expressed

Why this matters

Variegated Carlablackiae hybrids are almost never available. When they show up, they don't stay long. This isn't a gamble on a green seedling that might turn variegated one day — the variegation is already here, already expressed, already yours to grow out.

Honest reality check

This is a very early-stage clone with 1 leaf. Variegation expression will continue to evolve as it matures — no two leaves will look identical. That's the nature of variegation, and part of why you're buying it.

If you want a mature specimen, this isn't the listing. If you want the earliest possible access to something serious, at an entry-point price for a var Carlablackiae hybrid, it is. 

For collectors who know what they're looking at.

One available. Once it's gone, it's gone.

Rare. Selected. Limited.