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Anthurium 'Qori'

Qori Anthurium

LightHigh
LightMedium to bright indirect light
HumidityHigh
HumidityHigh humidity (70-85%)
TemperatureWarm
Temperature18-27°C
SizeLarge
SizeLarge (leaves 40-70 cm)
Growth RateSlow
Growth RateSlow
DifficultyAdvanced
DifficultyAdvanced
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HybridHorticultural hybrid bred by Ecuagenera, combining Anthurium pallidiflorum with Anthurium warocqueanum 'Esmeralda'. Named using 'qori', the Quechua word for gold.

7cm Target Price

£190.00

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

Base

£190.00

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 'Qori' Morphology

leaf ShapeElongated cordateHeart-shaped foliage, featuring a rounded notch (sinus) where the leaf stem attaches.-lanceolateLance-shaped leaves that are significantly longer than they are wide, tapering to a point at the tip.
leaf Length40-70 cm
leaf Width15-25 cm
petiole ColorGreen
venationSilvery-white veins against a velvety blade
textureDense velvet
variegationN/A
growth HabitSemi-pendent to upright rosette

About Anthurium 'Qori'

Anthurium 'Qori' crosses the elongated, pendent strap-leaf habit of Anthurium pallidiflorum with the dense velvet texture and silvery-white venation of Anthurium warocqueanum 'Esmeralda'. The result is a long, narrow, velvety leaf that reads as a genuinely intermediate form between its two parents: more substance and colour than pallidiflorum alone, more manageable length than a mature warocqueanum. It is one of only a handful of named crosses built directly onto warocqueanum lineage with confirmed parentage.

Market Hub

Anthurium 'Qori' 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

  • Confirm the warocqueanum parent is specifically the 'Esmeralda' form where the seller states it; this is one of the few named crosses on this site with genuinely confirmed parentage, so a seller vague on the details is a minor red flag
  • Check the leaf shows silvery-white venation against a dense velvet blade; weak or absent venation suggests a different, less warocqueanum-influenced hybrid
  • Given the Large mature size (leaves 40-70 cm) and semi-pendent habit, confirm you have room for the eventual leaf length before buying at this price tier
  • Be cautious of multiple simultaneous listings under this exact name

Lineage

Anthurium 'Qori' Parentage

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

Field Reference

In the Wild

Field Notes
18 July 2026

Gold, Loosely Translated

Ecuagenera's warocqueanum-lineage crosses tend to arrive in the trade with clearer breeding records than most velvet-leaf hybrids, and Qori is no exception: pallidiflorum on one side, the 'Esmeralda' form of warocqueanum on the other, both well-established parents in their own right. The pendent, elongated habit makes it a slightly awkward specimen for a tight cabinet, but the payoff is a velvet leaf with real length to it, which few crosses in this category manage without losing texture along the way.

Written at AroidAtlas research station— Aroid Atlas