Our amazing Pterodactyl variegata plant has finally given us its first seedlings. Like Clarinervium and other species from this subsection of Anthuriums the berries take forever (10-18 months) to ripen, so it's been a long wait. It's also possible that species from this section self-pollinate, but whether it self-pollinates or the Clarinervium pollen took, the outcome should be quite similar.
The seedlings have at least 5cm of roots and one fully grown leaf. Because the seeds of Pterodactyl are very big compared to other species the first leaves from these seeds are also a little bigger than of other species.
The seedlings for sale show variegation in the first leaf. Variegation might increase or decrease, it's a random process.
