Anthurium crassinervium ‘Karma Birdnest’ Valentines This species was first identified

This species was first identified by Kew Gardens in 1789

Choose this rare cactus for a truly eye-catching addition to your home

A well-draining mix

Calathea roseopicta (pink-painted basket-plant)

This Philodendron is found wild in the West Indies

Anthurium crassinervium ‘Karma Birdnest’ Valentines This species was first identifiedWith its broad, glossy leaves and distinctive birds nest growth habit, Anthurium crassinervium Karma Birdnest brings a touch of tropical elegance to any indoor space. This cultivar is prized for its robust foliage and architectural form, making it a standout addition to your plant collection. Scientific Name Anthurium crassinervium Karma Birdnest (crassinervium = thick veins, referencing the prominent leaf venation) Common Name Birds Nest Anthurium,