Anthurium forgetii X seeds pmax_collector One of the most bizarre

One of the most bizarre Nepenthes in the genus

We're unsure if there was some mixed pollination for our plant

this cross has always proven stellar and we expect even better here

highland conditions with a well draining soil such as 2:1 perlite : sphagnum moss

There's a wide variation of morphology and habitats across its range

Anthurium forgetii X seeds pmax_collector One of the most bizarreAnthurium forgetii X is bred with one of our best aroids. The mother is a beautiful Anthurium forgetii (as photographed) paired with unknown male pollen. This listing is for Anthurium seeds. We recommend sowing them over a chunky aroid mix with a thin layer of sphagnum moss. Simply place the seeds on top of the moss. Due to the nature of seeds, we cannot guarantee germination, though we've inspected these and they appear viable. Anthuriums have a high