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anthurium hoffmanii

anthurium hoffmanii Leonardo (PL x Hoffmanii) x Carlablackiae – Jiggy Plant Guy

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anthurium hoffmanii Leonardo (PL x Hoffmanii) x Carlablackiae – Jiggy Plant GuyLeonardo Carlablackiae JPG. 1 One 23 Leaf SeedlingCollector Release from Jiggy Plant Guy What Youll Get One healthy, actively growing 23 leaf seedling Rooted, established, and ready to continue maturing Grown in a premium moss and tree fern mix Pest free, microbe enriched, and carefully raised Cross Leonardo (Pink Lemonade Hoffmanii) Carlablackiae JPG. 1 About This Cross This pairing is all about silhouette, contrast, and refined drama. The mother

Leonardo × Carlablackiae JPG.1

One 2–3 Leaf Seedling
Collector Release from Jiggy Plant Guy

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What You’ll Get

• One healthy, actively growing 2–3 leaf seedling
• Rooted, established, and ready to continue maturing
• Grown in a premium moss and tree fern mix
• Pest free, microbe enriched, and carefully raised

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Cross

Leonardo (Pink Lemonade × Hoffmanii) × Carlablackiae JPG.1

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About This Cross

This pairing is all about silhouette, contrast, and refined drama.

The mother plant, Leonardo, is named after the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle for its unmistakable closed sinus, shell like appearance. Closed sinus expression is rare in both Pink Lemonade and Hoffmanii, making this plant an outlier even before breeding enters the picture. The result is a compact but commanding form with clean lines, tight geometry, and a controlled, almost armored look.

Leonardo (Pink Lemonade × Hoffmanii)
Brings elegance and discipline. Expect tight closed sinuses, refined ridging, compact structure, and a soft emergent glow that reads subtle rather than flashy. This parent prioritizes shape and symmetry over size, making every leaf feel intentional.

Carlablackiae JPG.1
A cornerstone clone in my program. JPG.1 is a Scott’s Carla clone from 2021, selected for nearly black emergents and a highly distinctive midvein that starts green and transitions into a tan gold tone as the leaf matures. This color shifting midrib is a rare visual trait that adds depth and motion across every stage of growth.

Together, this cross produces seedlings with dense velvet, striking sinus architecture, and emergent color play that evolves rather than explodes.

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Trait Potential

• Rare closed sinus influence from the Leonardo mother plant
• Compact, statement driven leaf shape
• Dense velvet texture from Carlablackiae lineage
• Darkened tones with evolving midvein coloration
• Balanced expression combining control and depth
• Individual expression will vary

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What You Are Purchasing

One healthy 2–3 leaf seedling from the
Leonardo × Carlablackiae JPG.1 cross.

This is an early stage plant that will continue to define its form and coloration as it matures.

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Care Expectations

Bright indirect light
Warm temperatures and high humidity preferred
Airy, moisture retentive mix such as moss or tree fern
Stable conditions support sinus development and velvet density

Avoid rushing this one. Let the structure set.

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Origin

In house hybrid created and grown by Jiggy Plant Guy
Danbury, Connecticut, USA

Parents sourced ethically with verified collector lineage.

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Important Notes

Each seedling will express uniquely as it matures
Photos may show the exact plant or a representative example
This listing is intended for collectors who appreciate rare form traits, refined genetics, and long term payoff

Closed sinus Carlablackiae hybrids like this don’t come around often.
Leonardo isn’t just a name — it’s the silhouette.

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