Anthurium Emerald Throne - (A. forgetii x papillilaminum) Croton Codiaeum moisture-retentive but never waterlogged —

moisture-retentive but never waterlogged — excellent drainage and aeration essential

use a chunky

Ceratostema gualaquizensis was formally named and published in Phytotaxa in November 2024

reflective surface and fine yellowish vein lines — the species name flavolineatum referring to these fine lines

often displaying bold coloration and fragrance

Anthurium Emerald Throne - (A. forgetii x papillilaminum) Croton Codiaeum moisture-retentive but never waterlogged —Anthurium Clarinervium Seed Grown Hybrids Anthurium clarinervium (open pollinated hybrids) Seed grown hybrids derived from Anthurium clarinervium the compact Mexican velvet species known for its thick, leathery, deeply lobed heart shaped leaves and striking white silver venation. Because clarinervium hybridizes readily with related velvet species, open pollinated seedlings show natural variation in leaf shape, vein pattern, and coloration every plant