Anthurium rioclaroense x [wild hybrid] by Pinoydendron

Now this is a plant with an interesting back story: the plant for sale is a self of a plant originally from Jay Vannini (you can read more about this plant on his website here). Rioclaroense is an unpublished species, related to magnificum and found in Columbia. The rioclaroense x is a wild hybrid - the suspected cross is a species from section xialophyllium. A wild Anthurium hybrid is unusual enough. A cross-sectional wild hybrid is enough to trot out the word 'rare'.

I imported my plants as seeds and they were fairly similar when they were seedlings. As larger plants they're showing some different characteristics. The plant for sale is an offset from my largest and the one showing the most pronounced lobes. The plant this is a clone of is shown in the second to last photo. Pinoydendron's mother plant that was selfed is shown in the last photo. 

You don't see this plant very often in the UK and I love the story behind it. It's one for the collectors.