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Anthurium 'Luxury Velvet'

Luxury Velvet Anthurium

LightMedium
LightLow to medium indirect light
HumidityTerrarium
HumidityVery high humidity (80-90%)
TemperatureCool
Temperature16-25°C
SizeSmall
SizeSmall (18-30 cm)
Growth RateSlow
Growth RateSlow
DifficultyAdvanced
DifficultyAdvanced
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HybridTrade name used by Ecuagenera for a velvet-leaf hybrid, cited as combining Anthurium aff. Tingo Maria with Anthurium aff. besseae. The 'aff.' (affinis) qualifier on both parents means their precise species identity is itself unconfirmed, so no formal parentage link is shown here.

7cm Target Price

£85.00

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

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7cm Target Price

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£85.00

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 'Luxury Velvet' Morphology

leaf ShapeCordateHeart-shaped foliage, featuring a rounded notch (sinus) where the leaf stem attaches. with narrow to moderate sinus
leaf Length18-30 cm
leaf Width14-22 cm
petiole ColorGreen to light brown
venationPale, contrasting venation on a dark velvety blade
textureDense velvet
variegationN/A
growth HabitCompact rosette

About Anthurium 'Luxury Velvet'

Anthurium 'Luxury Velvet' is a compact velvet-leaf hybrid built around besseae-type parentage, producing a dense crown of deep green, richly velvety leaves with a narrow to moderate sinus and pale contrasting venation. It stays smaller than most velvet Anthurium hybrids on the market, which has made it a popular entry point into besseae-line breeding for growers without the space for a larger warocqueanum- or regale-type cross. As with several Ecuagenera trade names built on 'affinis' parentage, the underlying species identity behind the name is looser than a confirmed two-species cross.

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Anthurium 'Luxury Velvet' 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

  • Understand that both parents behind this hybrid carry the 'aff.' (affinis) qualifier, meaning their exact species identity is itself unconfirmed; don't expect the same evidentiary standard as a confirmed two-species cross
  • Check the leaf stays compact (18-30 cm) in listing photos; a noticeably larger specimen sold under this name may be a different besseae-line hybrid
  • Confirm the pale, contrasting venation is visible against the dark velvety blade, and that the sinus is narrow to moderate rather than deeply open
  • Given the 16-25°C temperature range and 80-90% humidity requirement, check your growing space can hit both simultaneously before buying

Field Reference

In the Wild

Field Notes
18 July 2026

An Honest Look at 'Affinis'

'Aff.' before a species name means 'affinity with': the plant resembles that species closely enough to be provisionally grouped with it, but hasn't been confirmed as that exact taxon. Both parents behind Luxury Velvet carry that qualifier, which is why I haven't drawn a formal parentage link on this page even though the besseae-type influence on the leaf is easy to see. It's a lovely compact hybrid either way; just don't expect the same evidentiary bar as a cross between two firmly identified species.

Written at AroidAtlas research station— Aroid Atlas