Is Anthurium nigrolaminum 'Gigi' × papililaminum rare?

Anthurium nigrolaminum 'Gigi' × papililaminum is classified as Very Rare. Availability is described as Low. It originates from Hybrid origin: Thailand, possibly by Ace Of Plants (Thailand) circa 2010s. No natural distribution applies. and is considered a Rare Hybrid Cultivar collector specimen.

Where can I buy Anthurium 'Gigi' Hybrid?

Anthurium 'Gigi' Hybrid (Anthurium nigrolaminum 'Gigi' × papililaminum) can be found on eBay UK, specialist aroid nurseries, and private collector groups. Aroid Atlas tracks live UK market prices to help you pay a fair price.

Anthurium nigrolaminum 'Gigi' × papililaminum

Anthurium 'Gigi' Hybrid

Horticultural Hybrid

£££ · RareLowHybrid origin: Thailand, possibly by Ace Of Plants (Thailand) circa 2010s. No natural distribution applies.

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Morphology

leaf ShapeElongated heart-sagittate with drip-tip

leaf Length20-40 cm

leaf Width10-20 cm

petiole ColorDark burgundy

venationConspicuous silver-white, dramatically contrasted

textureVelvety, smooth

variegationNo variegation

growth HabitEpiphytic

About

This unique Anthurium is a cultivated hybrid, originating in Thailand around the 2010s, possibly from Ace Of Plants. It beautifully combines the velvety texture and dark laminae of its parent species with contrasting venation. The plant features elongated heart-sagittate leaves with a very dark green to black color and striking silver-white venation. Petioles are a distinctive dark burgundy, complementing the plant's overall dark aesthetic. It thrives in warm, humid conditions with bright, filtered light and is best grown epiphytically in a chunky, airy mix.

Climate Profile

OriginHybrid origin: Thailand, possibly by Ace Of Plants (Thailand) circa 2010s. No natural distribution applies.

HumidityHigh humidity

TemperatureWarm (18-28°C)

LightBright, filtered

FamilyAraceae

GenusAnthurium

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Quick Facts

growth HabitEpiphytic

mature SizeMedium (up to 60cm)

lightBright, filtered

humidityHigh humidity

temperatureWarm (18-28°C)

difficultyModerate

growth SpeedMedium

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