28/08/2026
Anthurium ‘Migma’
This hybrid was created by Chris from a Papillilaminum × Dressleri cross originally obtained from the late Miguel Pascal, then crossed with Anthurium luxurians. The name “Migma” was chosen intentionally as a tribute to Miguel.
Its most distinctive feature is the deep, dark foliage with a subtle purple iridescence. Under different lighting and viewing angles, the surface develops an almost metallic, oil-slick glow. The leaves show compact but relatively shallow bullation, creating a sculptural texture without looking overly rough.
With its broad form, dark coloration and shifting purple sheen, Migma has a mysterious appearance that recalls the iridescent scales of a sunbeam snake.