Sprouted seeds of Anthurium ' Ébène '. This is a cross between an Anthurium Michelle and an Anthurium Besseae aff (round form).
Both mother plants have very dark, rounded foliage. Here we can hope to preserve the colorful veins of the Michelle with the dense velvet of the Besseae. You can see the mother plant in the second to last photo, and the pollen donor plant in the last photo.
You will receive a seedling with a minimum of three leaves.
Crossbreeding by Young Botanist .
NB: For successful cultivation of your young Anthuriums, grow them in a humid environment such as a mini-greenhouse, bright (under a growth lamp for example) and around 25°C.
