Anthurium luxurians Venus flytrap In-situ observation reveals that there

In-situ observation reveals that there is some minor variance at the northern and southern ends of the robcantleyi/nebularum distribution along the mountain range in question

the current scientific consensus is that Nepenthes robcantleyi is synonymous with nebularum and therefore the preceding distinction of robcantleyi should be used for all plants

The silver-blue leaves of Alocasia 'Silver Dragon' deepen to a dark sage-blue around the main vein offering a stunning contrast that accentuates the deeply textured leaf surface

I must disclose that I have never visited Sulawesi so can't attest to these observations firsthand but I have heard this from trusted sources and the plants I grow from the locations are consistent with the descriptions here

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Anthurium luxurians Venus flytrap In-situ observation reveals that thereAnthurium luxurians is a gorgeous species with bullate leaves. When the plants are young, the developing leaves are a pale porcelain which darken to green over time. As the plant matures, leaves open a gorgeous chocolate color and then darken to a forest green. We've found "lux" to be a slow but steady grower that stays relatively compact and flowers at a fairly small size. This product is considered an Intermediate Tropical plant. Please see our