ANTHURIUM ARTHUR
Are you very passionate about growing tropical plants indoors, are you deep into foliage Anthuriums and considering converting living space into a tropical paradise, got your first grow tent, or here for some random facts? Here you can feel free to nerd out over plants, check out videos and photos, read care tips, or perhaps find yourself a plant in my online shop.
All plants offered are guaranteed to meet the highest standards or your money back. I’m a collector at heart and this is something I take pride in so I want to set you up for success with your new plant purchase. All hybrids are of plants from known origins and carefully controlled program with a goal to bring you novel creations and provenanced seed grown species at fair prices. Thanks to years of working closely with some of the best breeders in the game, I’ve learned lots of secrets and plan to use them all to bring you the best possible plants for your collection.
If you have any questions feel free to message me here.
Care guides for the plants are available here.
grow your own jungle.
Columnea purpureovittata
Right of center is our example of Anthurium luxurians x dressleri growing indoors in NC. This hybrid was created by Jay Vannini and has famous sibling plant amongst aroid enthusiasts.
Young example of a Anthurium PanaMama 1.0– dressleri RG x papilliaminum ‘RL’ cross by Jay Vannini
GARAGE TROPICS N.C.
Hardened off leaf on Carib Queen exhibiting all the best traits of the parent plants: Anthurium dressleri ‘Clone II’ and Anthurium rugulosum ‘Lago Agrio rd’.
Chlorospatha kolbii grown indoors in North Carolina
Anthurium species traded commercially as BVEP
Anthurium VIejo Enigma (Anthurium papillilaminum ‘FS’ x Anthurium crystallinum ex-Antioquia)
Anthurium ‘Black Magic’ sibling B (luxurians x dressleri).
Macleania smithiana is a Neotropical blueberry.
Me with Anthurium carlablackiae and an unnamed species traded as “Anthurium BVEP” outside one of our grow tents here in North Carolina.
Anthurium regale growing indoors here in North Carolina.
SHERM
My son and I amongst the Rhododendrons of NC.
