Anthurium Black Leaf of Royal Descendent Oncostele The classic slipper orchid form

The classic slipper orchid form showcases graceful proportions and excellent flower substance

The species name "glans" refers to its acorn-like flower buds

and a small violet-mauve labellum at the center

upright pseudobulbs that give rise to magnificent

indirect light to maintain the vibrant coloration and support healthy development of the characteristic lance-shaped leaves

Anthurium Black Leaf of Royal Descendent Oncostele The classic slipper orchid formA hybrid of Anth. regale light Anth. nigrolaminum 'Gigi', two species from the Andean cloud forests of South America. It produces broadly cordiform leaves with widely divergent open basal lobes forming a striking butterfly silhouette, fine palmate venation from the base, and a deep, near black velvety surface with a subtle bluish iridescence a direct expression of nigrolaminums dramatic dark character. Light: Bright filtered light with up to 6070%