Ecuagenera Araceae

12/06/2026

Same parents, different results. 🌿 These two Anthurium Luxury Jungle (Anthurium nigrolaminum ‘Gigi’ × Anthurium luxurians) come from the very same cross, yet each one has developed its own character. While both keep the dark color and deeply impressed venation that make this hybrid so recognizable, differences in size, shape, and overall growth habit make each plant unique. That’s one of the most fascinating parts of growing seed-grown Anthuriums. Even within the same hybrid, no two plants are exactly alike.

11/06/2026

After growing thousands of plants, it takes something extraordinary to be impressed. This Anthurium metallicum did exactly that. 🌿

10/06/2026

Anthurium Green Giant isn’t a plant that relies on unusual colors or dramatic variegation. ✨🍃With Anthurium giganteum in its background, every new leaf seems to push the plant a little further. The influence of A. besseae aff. adds depth and character, creating foliage that feels substantial long before the plant reaches its full size.🪴⛅️ Given warmth, humidity, and bright indirect light.

09/06/2026

Every day, a new leaf unfolds and reminds us why we love making hybrids. ✨🌱This stunning Anthurium forgetii × Anthurium papillilaminum is one of many unique creations growing in our greenhouses, and with benches full of hybrids, there’s always something new catching our attention. The dark velvety foliage, striking venation, and incredible leaf shape make this one hard to walk past without stopping for a closer look.

🌿 What should we call this beautiful plant? Drop your suggestions in the comments!

09/06/2026

Something exciting is coming 🌿

Our Summer Sale starts June 17th, with discounts of up to 30% off on a selection of orchids, aroids, and tropical plants.

🗓 June 17th – June 21st

The countdown begins. Keep an eye on our website and get ready to find your next favorite plant.

🌱 Available for eligible shipping destinations.

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08/06/2026

Anthurium villenaorum × Anthurium luxurians 🌿

Some plants make you stop scrolling. This is one of them. 🤩🍃As this hybrid matures, its leaves become massive, deeply quilted, and full of texture. The combination of Anthurium villenaorum and Anthurium luxurians brings together impressive size and that unmistakable sculpted look that gets better with every new leaf. 🌱Grown with bright indirect light, warmth, and humidity, it quickly becomes the kind of plant that draws attention from across the greenhouse.

06/06/2026

It’s hard to imagine that this small Philodendron rubrijuvenile × Philodendron melanochrysum will one day become a massive mother plant with long, velvety leaves and impressive climbing growth. 🌱 🤩Every mature plant starts somewhere, and watching that transformation is part of what makes growing aroids so rewarding. Give it time, the best is still ahead.

05/06/2026

Ceratostema ivanportillae is a recently described species from Ecuador, named after Iván Portilla and a great example of the country’s incredible plant diversity. 🌿 One of its most notable traits is its adaptability. Although it grows naturally in cool mountain habitats, it can also do well in warmer conditions with good humidity, regular watering, and plenty of air circulation. Bright filtered light and a moist, well-drained substrate will help it thrive. 🍃 Its distinctive growth habit and Andean origin make Ceratostema ivanportillae an exciting choice for plant enthusiasts interested in exploring species beyond orchids. ✨

03/06/2026

Philodendron bicolor stands out for the contrast in its foliage, with deep green leaves and lighter undersides that sometimes develop soft reddish tones as the plant matures. 🌿Native to South America, this climbing species thrives in warm, humid conditions and develops beautifully when given vertical support, allowing the leaves to grow larger and more expressive over time. Bright indirect light, consistent warmth, and good humidity help bring out its best growth and natural shine. 🍃✨

02/06/2026