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Anthurium 'Cauca Queen'

Cauca Queen Anthurium

LightMedium
LightLow to medium indirect light
HumidityTerrarium
HumidityVery high humidity (80-90%)
TemperatureWarm
Temperature18-26°C
SizeSmall
SizeSmall to Medium (22-38 cm)
Growth RateSlow
Growth RateSlow
DifficultyAdvanced
DifficultyAdvanced
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HybridHorticultural hybrid bred by Jay Vannini, combining Anthurium forgetii 'Silver' with Anthurium rugulosum; named for Colombia's Cauca river valley.

7cm Target Price

£120.00

EstimatedFewer than 3 recorded sales. The figure comes from retail stock or the genus price tier, so treat it as a rough guide.

Target Price Guide

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7cm Target Price

Base

£120.00

EstimatedFewer than 3 recorded sales. The figure comes from retail stock or the genus price tier, so treat it as a rough guide.

No UK sold listings recorded yet. This figure comes from retail stock or the genus price tier.

About this target price: The figure above is the current market rate for an established 7cm whole pot specimen. Other sizes show their own recorded sale price where enough recent sales exist, or an estimate calculated proportionally from this one otherwise.
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Retail Price?The average price across tracked UK retailers (nurseries and specialty stores).
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Not currently stocked by tracked UK retailers

How prices are calculated: The target price uses online sold listings converted to GBP at current exchange rates, excluding extreme outliers to ensure a fair-value guide. Falls back to UK retail average when auction data is unavailable.

Anthurium 'Cauca Queen' Morphology

leaf ShapeRounded, near-peltate with rugose texture
leaf Length22-38 cm
leaf Width18-30 cm
petiole ColorGreen to reddish-green
venationSilvery-green veins visible through the rugose surface
textureVelvety with pronounced corrugation
variegationN/A
growth HabitCompact self-heading rosette

About Anthurium 'Cauca Queen'

Anthurium 'Cauca Queen' combines the rounded, near-peltate blade and silvery-green venation of Anthurium forgetii with the strongly rugose, corrugated surface of Anthurium rugulosum. The result is a rounder-leaved sibling to 'Canal Queen', showing more visible silvery venation running through a pronounced rugose texture rather than the darker, more monochromatic finish papillilaminum crosses tend to produce. It keeps forgetii's characteristically reduced sinus, giving the leaf an almost shield-like outline.

Native Range

Colombia

Market Hub

Anthurium 'Cauca Queen' Sold Prices & Live Market

What the Target Price above is based on: eBay sold prices by plant size, live listings, and retailer stock.

No eBay sales recorded yet. Sold listings are collected as they appear on eBay.

Before You Buy

Species-specific things to check when evaluating a listing

  • Compare the leaf outline against sibling cross 'Canal Queen'; Cauca Queen should show a rounder, near-peltate leaf with visible silvery-green venation, not the narrower, near-black form of its sibling
  • Check the reduced sinus typical of the forgetii parent is visible in listing photos, giving the leaf its shield-like outline
  • Confirm venation is genuinely visible through the rugose texture rather than fully obscured; a leaf with no visible silvery veining may point to a different rugulosum cross
  • Given the 80-90% humidity requirement and Advanced difficulty, confirm your setup can sustain that before buying at the £££ tier

Lineage

Anthurium 'Cauca Queen' Parentage

A horticultural cross — priced, illustrated and tracked independently of either parent.

Field Reference

In the Wild

Field Notes
18 July 2026

The Rounder of the Two Queens

Where Canal Queen leans papillilaminum-dark, Cauca Queen leans forgetii-round and forgetii-silver. The shared rugulosum parent gives both their corrugated surface, but the second parent does most of the work distinguishing them at a glance. If a seller can't tell you which velvet-leaf parent sits alongside the rugulosum, ask for a clear photo of the leaf outline before assuming which cross you're getting.

Written at AroidAtlas research station— Aroid Atlas