Anthurium dressleri - NSE pmax_beginner It's likely best grown as

It's likely best grown as a highland plant with some intermediate tolerance

albo-variegata

a tubby shape and lots of pitchers

Sarracenia rubra tends to produce shorter but more numerous pitchers that the other upright species

All plants available are grown from seed and some diversity is expected

Anthurium dressleri - NSE pmax_beginner It's likely best grown asAnthurium dressleri is the holy grail of Anthurium collections. This species has large, heart shaped leaves that exhibit a deep, glossy purple emergent coloration. The leaves have a velvety texture and purple veining, adding to their allure. We've found this species a slow but not overly difficult grower as long as it's given stable warm temperatures and steady fertilizer regime. NSE's mother plant is originally from seed produced from Jay Vannini's