Variegated Anthurium Clavigerum — 6" Pot | Cream-Yellow Sectoral Banding

Cream-yellow sectoring cuts through the dominant leaves in broad bands — running along midrib channels and spreading outward into the blade with warm, saturated contrast. Secondary leaves carry lime-gold marbling. The canopy holds six to eight leaves at six inches, creating a foliar density that reads as a mature specimen rather than a starter plant.

Clavigerum belongs to the pedatum group — the Anthuriums that develop deeply fingered, multi-lobed adult leaves with a silhouette unlike anything else in the genus. The lobing is initiating on upper leaves now. The architectural character of the species is already moving through the plant.

Variegated clavigerum is not a commonly traded plant. The combination of species scarcity and genuine sectoral expression on a multi-leaf established specimen represents the kind of acquisition that does not repeat on a regular restocking cycle.

Acclimated. Established. Multiple leaves expressing now.