Begonia Lunar Venosa Claire's Collection This Anthurium prefers to be

This Anthurium prefers to be on the drier side of constantly moist

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A breathtaking complex hybrid of two stunning selected parent plants

Discovered near the Myanmar border in a sandy river bank

It would make a standout plant for any serious Anthurium collector

Begonia Lunar Venosa Claire's Collection This Anthurium prefers to beBegonia venosa cultivar Lunar Venosa is a striking silveryfoliaged variant of Begonia venosa, selected for its ghostsilver sheen and the papery petiolar sheaths that give it an otherworldly appearance. The leaves are thick and ovaltoelliptic, featuring a dense fuzz or indumentum on the surface that reflects ambient light, producing a pale greysilver cast. The petioles emerge from sheaths that are papery or membranous, creating a decorative, layered