This Anthurium hybrid features elongated, lanceolate foliage with a semi-matte surface and subtle ruffling across the lamina. The leaf shape is sagittate, with a tapered tip and long, narrow lobes extending at the base.
 
The sinus is open and shallow, creating a stretched V-shape. The vein network is fine and slightly sunken, with a visible central midrib and lightly raised secondary veins. The younger leaves display a brighter green hue, while mature leaves transition into a deeper green with more pronounced structure.
 
The petiole is upright and slender, with the plant showing moderate to long internodes, resulting in an open, vertical growth habit. Leaf margins are smooth, with slight curling on newer foliage.
This cross combines the narrow form and subtle gloss of Papillilaminum with the midrib structure and stretched posture of Dark Phoenix.

Leaf Shape: Lanceolate, arrowhead-like, with long lobes
Sinus: Open, shallow, stretched V
Surface: Semi-matte with light texturing
Color: Light to deep green, depending on maturity
Veins: Midrib prominent, lateral veins soft and netted
Petiole: Thin, upright, proportional
Growth Habit: Upright, spaced internodes, vertical structure