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Anthurium Papillaminum Guna Yala x BVEP 7cm H15cm

Anthurium Papillaminum Guna Yala x BVEP 7cm H15cm

£83.00 GBP
£83.00 GBP
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Meet the ‘Guna Yala x BVEP’—the pure velvet grail. Marrying a highly coveted geographic selection of Papillilaminum from the indigenous Gittis region of Guna Yala with the legendary dark-form Black Velvet Eastern Panama (BVEP), she is absolute goth-luxury. Fierce, hyper-dark, and undeniably prestigious, she is the ultimate collector’s prize.

  • The Formal Name: Anthurium papillilaminum 'Guna Yala' × 'BVEP' (Black Velvet Eastern Panama)
  • The Nickname: The Panama Goth
  • Roots: An elite geographic cross bred from pure, rare wild panamanian parent lines for extreme velvety darkness.
  • Natural Vibe: Misty tropical lowlands where deep shade keeps leaves almost black to soak up stray light.

Care Guide

  • Care Guide:
  • Sunlight: Medium to bright indirect light only. Any direct noon exposure will strip away her highly-prized dark velvety sheen.
  • Best Room: A controlled greenhouse dome, vivarium showcase, or dedicated indoor humidifier workspace.
  • Snacks: A highly-diluted, gentle mineral or seaweed feed every 4 weeks in peak spring growth states.
  • Tropical Feels: Ultra-high humidity purist (70–90%). She will quickly pout or stall if the air becomes dry or stale.
  • Cosy Factor: Keep it strictly warm and tropical between 20–27°C. Avoid any dramatic temperature drops at night.
  • Thirst: Keep her premium chunky loose media consistently aerated and damp. Never let her dry out completely or sit in standing water.
  • Safety First: Toxic – high-stakes collector item; ensure she is safely enclosed away from children and household pets.
  • The Bedding: High-end aeration mix is mandatory—long-fiber moss, tree fern fiber, chunky pumice, and premium horticultural charcoal.
  • Family Tree: Incredible rarity; propagation is a slow, methodical task restricted to careful division of multi-growth bases.
  • Space Needs: Distinctly upright, elongated lance-like foliage that needs specific vertical clearance to dangle perfectly.
  • Speed: Highly deliberate, slow growth pace. A single new leaf represents an absolute milestone for the seriousParent.
  • Uninvited Guests: Thrips love high-end pure velvet crosses; establish a strict systemic or preventative checking routine.
  • Moving Day: Dislikes root disruption intensely; only refresh her underlying substrate every 2–3 years with maximum care.
  • Haircut: Never touch with shears unless removing a naturally dead lower leaf clone at the absolute end of its life cycle.
  • Fresh Air: A majestic, pure-blood tropical cleaner that adds unmatched status and deep green energy to your interior.
  • Plant Lore: Guna Yala and BVEP selections represent the most iconic, historically revered dark-leaf collectors' forms of the species.
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