Anthurium Warocqueanum × Besseae aff. princess galaxy Aglaonema White Paragon

Aglaonema White Paragon

A climbing hybrid that produces progressively larger and more dramatically structured leaves as it ascends a support

Temperature/Humidity: Warm temperatures between 65-80°F with a gentle day-to-night differential

Support: Sturdy moss pole required (heavy climber)

bristly hairs found along its petioles

Anthurium Warocqueanum × Besseae aff. princess galaxy Aglaonema White ParagonAnthurium Warocqueanum Besseae aff. A cross pairing the Queen Anthurium A. warocqueanum, the Colombian cloud forest endemic with its large, elongated, pendant velvety leaves and prominent white venation against A. besseae aff., the compact Peruvian species whose near fluorescent yellow green venation is one of the most sought after traits in collector anthurium hybridization. The cross targets the intersection of warocqueanum's scale, pendant leaf