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Anthurium cabrerense
Engl. 1905
This species belongs to the section Calomystrium.
It is native to Colombia. A similar species is A. caramantae.
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| Denis Rotolante wrote on 2009-09-11: This black spathed anthurium is not an A. watermaliense. The spathe is too broad and the spadix is curved in a relaxed sort of way. This is perhaps the famous 'Black Anthurium', a member of the Calomystrium Group with the andraeanum types. It originates high in the cloud forests of the Andes Mountains in Colombia and does not do well in sub tropical & tropical sea level environments. It will hybridize with other Calomystrium types if you can get it to grow in your greenhouse and flower. | |
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page created on 2010-08-28
last updated on 2012-09-21
last updated on 2012-09-21