A hybrid of Anth. Lavinia × (Anth. Silver Streak × Anth. besseae aff.), combining three lines of high-impact Anthurium genetics. It produces large, deeply cordate leaves with bold, white primary venation that radiates sharply from the sinus, a smooth to lightly glossy surface, and sturdy red-tinged petioles at the base.
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Light: Bright indirect light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid direct sun, which can bleach the distinctive venation pattern.
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Temperature: 65–80°F (18–27°C); an intermediate-warm grower that performs best with stable temperatures and good air circulation.
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Humidity: 70–90%; sustained high humidity supports full leaf expansion and preserves the contrast of the venation.
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Watering: Water thoroughly when the top inch of substrate begins to dry; avoid waterlogged conditions and never allow the roots to dry out completely.
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Growth Habit: A vigorous, upright grower that pushes large leaves on sturdy petioles. The multi-generational background combines the bold leaf size of Lavinia, the silvery venation contrast of Silver Streak, and the structural definition contributed by the besseae aff. lineage, resulting in a plant with exceptional ornamental presence.
Additional Notes
Plants are shipped bare root and well-established. Upon arrival, pot immediately in a well-draining aroid mix and water thoroughly to rehydrate the root system. Allow the plant to acclimate in a humid, shaded environment for 1–2 weeks before introducing to its permanent growing conditions.
