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Also known as Anthurium Antolakii, the Anthurium Black Velvet Eastern Panama sports blood red to coppery and even nearly black emergent leaves.

The rare Anthurium SP "Condor" is a trilobed epiphyte whose wavy and elongated leaves are a sight to behold. It has an upright growth pattern and textured leaves.

The rare Anthurium SP "Condor" is a trilobed epiphyte whose wavy and elongated leaves are a sight to behold. It has an upright growth pattern and textured leaves.

The rare Anthurium SP "Condor" is a trilobed epiphyte whose wavy and elongated leaves are a sight to behold. It has an upright growth pattern and textured leaves.

This plant is a hybrid of the Anthurium Crystallinum "Crystal Hope" cultivar and a NOID species. This hardy Crystal Hope hybrid maintains its parent plant's broad leaves and compact growth pattern.

The Anthurium Crystallinum is a great starter species because of its straightforward care needs & impressive foliage size.

The Anthurium Crystallinum is a great starter species because of its straightforward care needs & impressive foliage size.

The Anthurium Crystallinum is a great starter species because of its straightforward care needs & impressive foliage size.

This specimen is a hybrid between Anthurium Crystallinum "Chocolate" and a NOID cultivar from Doc Block, possibly "Michelle" or "Zara". This specimen has stiff petioles, rounded leaves, and compact growth.

This specimen is a hybrid between Anthurium Crystallinum "Chocolate" and a NOID cultivar from Doc Block, possibly "Michelle" or "Zara". This specimen has stiff petioles, rounded leaves, and compact growth.

This hardy Anthurium Crystallinum "Dark" hybrid appears to have darker-than-usual foliage and is bound to be an easy-to-grow specimen because of its Crystallinum parentage.

This hardy Anthurium Crystallinum "Dark" hybrid appears to have darker-than-usual foliage and is bound to be an easy-to-grow specimen because of its Crystallinum parentage.

This anthurium is a hybrid of A. Crystallinum Dark and A. Magnificum species. This hardy, easy-to-grow hybrid appears to have broad, midsized leaves, an upright growth pattern, and pronounced veining.

This anthurium is a hybrid of A. Crystallinum Dark and A. Magnificum species. This hardy, easy-to-grow hybrid appears to have broad, midsized leaves, an upright growth pattern, and pronounced veining.

Anthurium Forgetii x Crystallinum is beginner-friendly​ and is bound to have velvety leaves with a deep green hue and silver veining.

The Anthurium Kunayalense is a hemiepiphytic Panama species known for its compact growth and velvety, textured, silvery leaves.

The Anthurium Luxurians X Regale is a stunning hybrid that softens the pebbled texture and highlights the slight satin iridescence of its parent plants.

This cultivar of the hardy Anthurium Magnificum sports upright leaves that start with a pinkish hue and matures into a darker shade of green.

This cultivar of the hardy Anthurium Magnificum sports upright leaves that start with a pinkish hue and matures into a darker shade of green.

This cultivar of the hardy Anthurium Magnificum sports leaves that start with a pinkish hue and matures into a darker shade of green.

The Anthurium Pallidiflorum has delicate, velvety pendant leaves that grow to be narrower than other strap-leafed varieties.

The Anthurium Pallidiflorum has delicate, velvety pendant leaves that grow to be narrower than other strap-leafed varieties.

The Anthurium Papillilaminum is a rare species native to Panama with dark green, cordate leaves on short stems.

This Anthurium "Silver Streak" hybrid appears to have tight sinuses and relatively dark foliage reminiscent of its seed parent plant.

This Anthurium "Silver Streak" hybrid appears to have tight sinuses and relatively dark foliage reminiscent of its seed parent plant.

The Anthurium Warocqueanum is one of the pinnacles of aroid-keeping because of its sturdy, velvety leaves and stately growth pattern!

The Philodendron Florida "Beauty" is a hardy, fast-growing cultivar with golden yellow splashing and green-red petioles. This specimen sports the mature form of the Florida Beauty leaves!