Anthurium crystallinum ex Antioquia F1 x debilis, CAR-0486Anthurium crystallinum ex Antioquia F1 x debilis is a standout choice for collectors, transcending its status as merely a debilis cross. This particular F1 variant of A. crystallinum was directly sourced from Jay Vannini, who used two pure crystallinum specimens collected in Colombia. These specimens closely match the 19th century illustrations of the species. As a result, the A. crystallinum ex Antioquia F1 seedlings offer a unique chance to own a

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Philodendron mamei has beautiful silvery speckling on its leaves

Expect these pitcher plants to feature large

being held up by massive leaves

"Hurricane Creek White" is one of the most impressive leucophylla varieties

flared peristomes and stripes

Leaves and tendrils are quite hirsute (hairy)

Nepenthes ampullaria (Tricolor x Purple Stripe 2)

Nepenthes peltata x aristolochioides

It also tolerates wet conditions quite well due to its ampullaria parentage and is able to thrive even being tray watered unlike most Nepenthes

adelae can handle cooler temps and even light frost—often bouncing back from the roots

villosa is a steady grower and will produce a few long lasting pitchers per year