Anthurium jenmanii ‘Green Jade’ Geogenanthus It was first described by

It was first described by Antonio José Cavanilles and reclassified by Carl Christensen

The clips are designed for pots with a rim and fit most ceramic and terracotta pots with diameters between roughly 18 and 22 cm

Each leaf is cylindrical or slightly flattened at the base and narrows towards a fine tip

referring to its climbing or creeping nature

slightly leathery with fine parallel venation

Anthurium jenmanii ‘Green Jade’ Geogenanthus It was first described byAnthurium jenmanii Green Jade Anthurium jenmanii Green Jade produces broad firm leaves in deep jade green. Subtle ribbing runs through each slightly glossy blade, while a gentle wave along the margins adds movement to the dense birds nest rosette.