Anthurium warocqueanum × waterburyanum Thaumatophyllum By recreating these conditions at

By recreating these conditions at home – providing high humidity

milky splashes and tiny pink freckles to arrow-shaped leaves – a fresh

Cultivar ‘Tiamat’ likely chosen for mystical or exotic connotation (name referring to mythic dragon or chaos figure)

Young foliage begins soft and lighter green

Anthurium warocqueanum × waterburyanum Thaumatophyllum By recreating these conditions atAnthurium warocqueanum waterburyanum Mature foliage develops long hanging blades, deep basal lobes and a clear network of pale veins, with the leaf width and final outline varying between individual seedlings. New leaves may open bronze, copper or reddish before becoming dark green. Their surface develops a semi velvet finish with pale veins, while the juvenile heart shape gradually lengthens.