Anthurium Fort Sherman x Michelle Pink

Anthurium Fort Sherman x Michelle PinkThis plant is the result of crossing two varieties of Anthurium, Anthurium Fort Sherman and Michelle Pink. Producing a hybrid that combines distinctive characteristics from both parent plants. In general, offspring from this hybrid may display a combination of the following traits: Leaf ShapeLeaf shape may vary, often showing characteristics inherited from both parent plants. Individual plants can differ in proportions and overall form. Plant

and deeply corrugated

growth rate

although its primary appeal remains its unique foliage

it produces a spathe and spadix

Document handling

Plant Height: A climbing species that thrives when given a support structure

it is primarily grown for its foliage rather than its blooms

admired for its dramatically elongated and corrugated leaves

For Anthurium 'Black Venom'

Flower: The spathe is creamy white with a pale yellow spadix

and indirect light to maintain their color patterns and perform photosynthesis effectively

heart-shaped leaves with prominent leaf veins