Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow)

Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow) is a nice dark, long and narrow hybrid between a rare  trilobe Panamanian anthurium and an infamous Tim Anderson Magnificum (mag) x Papillilaminum (pap) hybrid.  

The mother plant in this cross: Anthurium Rotundatum X is a beautiful hybrid from our friend and South Florida Aroider Mike. This plant features a stunning bright pink emergent and a wide sinus. 

 The pollen donor: Anthurium Tim Anderson Mag x Pap is a Dark long and Narrow plant we got from one of Tim Anderson's old friends. It has incredibly dark and narrow leaves with a great dagger shape. 

The hybrid between these two special plants have a beautiful golden yellow emergent that is sharply pointed and will fade to a dark green. We Expect this plant to be long, dark, narrow and have a wide sinus. A truly unique anthurium with great genetics. 

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• Photos 1-4 : Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow)
• Photos 5 + 6 The mother: (Anthurium Rotundatum X)
• Photos 6+7 are the pollen donor: (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow)
• You will receive a plant from the seedling tray for individual selections please see individual listings
• shipped in 2.5" pot from New Orleans Louisiana 

Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow) Growing Tips and Care

• Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow) thrive in bright filtered light, but we recommend avoiding direct sunlight.
• Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow) appreciate nice humidity levels, but aren't too picky about humidity.
• Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow) plants would do best in a semi-coarse potting mix and we recommend letting the (roughly top 2") of soil media  dry on the top of the soil before watering.
• We recommend potting Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow)  a well-draining, coarse, and slightly acidic potting soil with rich in organic matter and  suggest repotting this fast-growing anthurium every two to three years.
• We advise cutting off yellowing or browning leaves on Anthurium Rotundatum X x (A. Tim Anderson Mag x Pap Dark & Narrow) plants as they appear to keep the plant looking tidy and to discourage pests.