Anthurium Caycee Clone × (Brielle × Zara)

Anthurium Caycee Clone × (Brielle × Zara)

A striking complex Anthurium hybrid combining the distinctive Caycee clone with the Brielle × Zara hybrid lineage.

Caycee is known for its dramatic velvet foliage, colorful emergents, prominent contrasting “spider” venation, and cordate to somewhat triangular leaf form. The Brielle × Zara side adds additional selected velvet-leaf Anthurium genetics, making this an especially interesting cross for collectors of modern complex hybrids.

Because this is a complex, seed-grown hybrid, each seedling represents its own unique combination of the parent genetics. Mature characteristics may vary considerably in leaf shape, darkness, venation, sinus structure, texture, and emergent coloration. Much of the appeal of growing these hybrids is watching the individual phenotype develop as the plant matures.

An excellent choice for the collector interested in distinctive velvet Anthuriums and unique seed-grown genetics rather than mass-produced clones.

You will receive the exact plant pictured.

Specialist care (sourced). Grow on the velvet-anthurium recipe: bright indirect light, 18–27°C, 60–80% humidity, chunky airy aroid mix kept consistently moist but never waterlogged. Lineage notes: “Caycee” is a clonal mother plant sourced from Miami Botan, known for red emergents, prominent “spider” venation, and triangular foliage with wavy edges; “Brielle” is a Doc Block (Dr. Jeff Block) hybrid whose self-crosses show contrasting silver veins; “Zara” is a Doc Block line with purple/red emergents (lineage speculated to include magnificum/crystallinum via Tim Anderson’s Wonderboy). Habitat-derived (INFERRED): complex cultivated velvet genetics with Colombian/Panamanian lowland-to-mid-elevation ancestry — intermediate-warm grower; prioritize humidity and stable warmth.