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anthurium red crystallinum x papillilaminum

anthurium red crystallinum x papillilaminum Anthurium (Tezula Red Crystal x Pap LLB) x RVDP – HappiestPlants

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anthurium red crystallinum x papillilaminum Anthurium (Tezula Red Crystal x Pap LLB) x RVDP – HappiestPlantsAnthurium (Tezula Red Crystal x Pap LLB) x RVDP Seeds harvested on 09 02 2026 This pairing combines structure, colour, and depth from both sides, making it a standout release with excellent long term potential. Mother Plant The mother plant is Red Crystallinum x Papillilaminum Long x Long Bullet (LLB), a hybrid created by Hoffmanihai. The Red Crystallinum (Purple emergent) is from Tezula Plants, known for producing strong clarity and colour. The

Anthurium (Tezula Red Crystal x Pap LLB) x RVDP

Seeds harvested on 09/02/2026

This pairing combines structure, colour, and depth from both sides, making it a standout release with excellent long-term potential. 

Mother Plant

The mother plant is Red Crystallinum x Papillilaminum Long x Long Bullet (LLB), a hybrid created by Hoffmanihai.

The Red Crystallinum (Purple emergent) is from Tezula Plants, known for producing strong clarity and colour. The Papillilaminum LLB was created by Scott Cohen, contributing elongated form, structure, and classic Papillilaminum character.

This specific mother plant was acquired directly from Hoffmanihai at the Bangkok Plant Show, alongside our (Bloodmoon x Tezula Red Crystal), and was selected for its balance, presence, and genetic depth. 

Pollen Donor

The pollen donor is Anthurium RVDP (Red Vein Dark Phoenix), an original clone acquired directly from Siam Flora, Thailand, the original creators of this iconic hybrid. This specific clone was personally hand-selected by us during the Bangkok Plant Show.

RVDP is known for its extremely dark foliage combined with bold red veining and is a sibling of Night Dragon. It remains one of the most recognisable and influential modern Anthurium hybrids, prized for its striking colour contrast and proven performance in breeding.

Expectations

Seedlings from this cross are expected to display a wide range of expressions, with strong potential for dark foliage, pronounced venation, and refined structure as they mature. As with all seed-grown Anthuriums, natural variation is expected and part of the appeal.

Seeds will be sent fresh to maximise viability.

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