Anthurium Forgetii White Stripes ciel verde papillilaminum contributes its thick

papillilaminum contributes its thick

with paper-thin leaf tissue so reduced by fenestrations that the holes occupy more surface area than the leaf itself — an adaptation to the light-dappled

vine-like growth habit makes it perfect for hanging baskets or training up a moss pole

New growth emerges in particularly bright golden-yellow to chartreuse tones

Anthurium Forgetii White Stripes ciel verde papillilaminum contributes its thickAnthurium Forgetii White Stripes A selection of Anthurium forgetii the Colombian species defined by its fully closed sinus, producing a rounded, ovate leaf with no basal notch chosen for particularly bold, bright white striping in its primary and secondary venation. The dark velvety leaf surface provides high contrast against the pronounced white veins, intensifying the crisp, graphic vein pattern that makes forgetii and its selections so distinctive.