Anthurium crystallinum ex Antioquia x papillilaminum, CAR-0982 #reusable Nepenthes mira has some of

Nepenthes mira has some of the most beautiful coloration of any species in the genus

carnivorous plant forms sticky rosettes that trap small insects

The winged tendril usually isn't apparent until plants are closer to maturity

intermediate and lowland conditions

Plants are vigor growers and have stunning emergent foliage ranging from shades of red to purple

Anthurium crystallinum ex Antioquia x papillilaminum, CAR-0982 #reusable Nepenthes mira has some ofThis hybrid combines the bold, velvety leaves of Anthurium crystallinum ex Antioquia with the dark, textured foliage of Anthurium papillilaminum. Seedlings from this grex typically produce thick, glossy leaves with striking venation and an upright, elegant growth habit. New leaves often emerge with a fresh sheen before settling into the deep, rich tones inherited from both parents. The term ex Antioquia refers to the specific origin or source