Anthuriums, the velvet-leaf aristocrats.
From the glossy flamingo flower to the deep-veined velvet royalty - clarinervium, crystallinum, the cascading queen warocqueanum. A collector genus grown for those pale-veined, velvety leaves. Sorted by difficulty, with the warmth, humidity and drainage each one demands. There are 13 in the catalog.
Keep away from pets. Toxic to cats and dogs (insoluble calcium oxalate crystals). Biting the leaves or stems releases needle-like crystals that cause intense oral irritation, drooling and vomiting - keep out of reach of pets and children, and the sap can irritate skin.
Intermediate Anthurium
Intermediate Anthurium Andraeanum
Intermediate Anthurium Clarinervium
Intermediate Anthurium Hookeri
Intermediate Anthurium Magnificum
Intermediate Anthurium Pedatoradiatum
Intermediate Anthurium Superbum
Intermediate Anthurium Vittarifolium
Advanced Anthurium Crystallinum
Advanced Anthurium Forgetii
Advanced Anthurium Regale
Advanced Anthurium Veitchii
Advanced Anthurium Warocqueanum
Gear for anthuriums
Coir moss pole Climbers grow bigger leaves when they can climb. Check price Chunky aroid mix Bark and perlite for airy roots. Check price Soil moisture meter Ends the overwatering guessing game. Check price Small humidifier Heated rooms dry the air far below what tropical leaves like. Check price
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