Anthurium Bumblebee x Warocqueanum Dark Form

Anthurium Bumblebee × Warocqueanum Dark Form – Hand-Selected Starter Plant

This listing is for a hand-selected Anthurium Bumblebee × Warocqueanum Dark Form starter plant — a living seedling/starter (not tissue culture). The cross combines the compact velvet character associated with Bumblebee lineage with the dramatic, elongated dark form influence of Anthurium warocqueanum.

The plant pictured shows the traits collectors look for in this hybrid: a velvety dark forest-green cordate leaf with a pale silvery-green midrib, plus reddish-bronze new growth that matures into deep green. Size is starter stage — ideal if you want to grow out a Dark Form hybrid yourself rather than buying a large specimen.

Key Features

• Hybrid: Anthurium Bumblebee × Warocqueanum Dark Form
• Type: Hand-selected starter plant (exact/hand-selected style; not tissue culture)
• Foliage: Velvety dark green heart-shaped leaf with contrasting pale midrib
• New growth: Often emerges reddish-bronze / copper before hardening to dark green
• Size: Starter plant in a small nursery pot (as shown)
• Availability: Limited stock of matching hand-selected starters

Growing Conditions

• Light: Bright, indirect light — avoid harsh direct sun on young leaves
• Humidity: Prefers higher humidity (about 60%+) for best growth and leaf quality
• Water: Water when the mix begins to dry slightly; do not keep roots soggy
• Temperature: Comfortable tropical range about 65–85°F (18–29°C)
• Growing medium: Chunky, well-draining aroid mix with good airflow

What you are buying

You are purchasing a starter-sized Anthurium Bumblebee x Warocqueanum Dark Form selected for healthy roots/foliage at listing time. Leaf count and exact markings vary slightly between starters, but plants are chosen to match the Dark Form hybrid look shown in the photo style of this listing.

Shipping Information

Live plants are carefully packaged to help them arrive ready to acclimate. Minor cosmetic marks, water spots, or light shipping stress can occur in transit and are normal for live aroids. Unpack promptly, give bright indirect light, and allow the plant to settle before repotting if needed.

Shipped from The Plant Nook (Plant Nook Shop).