Anthurium antolakii (BVEP) x (antolakii x portillae), CAR-0429 Specimen ID:random selection The serrated teeth give it

The serrated teeth give it a sawtooth appearance

Jewel Alocasia must be brought inside when temperatures drop below 55 and they don't appreciate being much over 90 degrees

It blooms over a few days and produces a stench like carrion in order to attract its pollinators

It's already proving to be stunning as a seedling

It has beautiful foliage that turns bright pink under strong light

Anthurium antolakii (BVEP) x (antolakii x portillae), CAR-0429 Specimen ID:random selection The serrated teeth give itAnthurium antolakii is a newly discovered and recently described species from Eastern Panama formally known as Black Velvet Eastern Panama (BVEP). It produces exceptionally dark leaves with an unmatched velvet sheen. Anthurium portillae is is a beautiful velvet leaved anthurium with a delightfully wide sinus. This product is considered an Intermediate Tropical plant. Please see our Aroid Shipping guidelines and Shipping and Guarantees policy. This