Anthurium Ecuagenera Queen 'Inverse crossing' - Seedling Neomoorea Distinguished by their small size

Distinguished by their small size and hot-growing nature

Avoid direct sunlight which can scorch the delicate foliage and damage the distinctive surface texture

especially in regions like Ecuador and Colombia

Named after Tovar

vibrant flowers and distinctively patterned leaves

Anthurium Ecuagenera Queen 'Inverse crossing' - Seedling Neomoorea Distinguished by their small sizeAnthurium Ecuagenera Queen 'Inverse crossing' Culture: The Anthurium Ecuagenera Queen 'Inverse crossing' is a unique hybrid combining Anthurium waterburyanum and Anthurium warocqueanum. It features long heart shaped leaves with bright green veins on a dark green background, highlighting traits from both parent species in reverse order. Light: Bright, indirect light to enhance the striking green venation contrast and velvety leaf texture. Avoid direct