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Anthurium Hybrid - NOID - 12cm H20cm

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This Anthurium Hybrid (NOID – “No ID”) is an unidentified but striking aroid cultivar, often prized for its unique foliage, varied shapes, and unpredictable traits inherited from multiple hybridised parent species. These hybrids frequently display glossy, heart-shaped or elongated leaves, diverse venation patterns, and strong growth habits, making them excellent ornamental plants for collectors who enjoy owning one-of-a-kind specimens.

Full Botanical Name: Anthurium Hybrid (NOID – unidentified cultivar)
Common Names: Anthurium Hybrid, NOID Anthurium, Unidentified Anthurium
Country and/or Region of Origin: Hybrid; parent species originate from Central and South America
Growing Conditions in Native Habitat: Parent species grow in tropical rainforests as epiphytes or terrestrials, thriving in warm temperatures, high humidity, and filtered light beneath canopy cover

Care Guide

Care Guide:

Light: Bright, indirect light is ideal. Avoid direct sunlight which may scorch hybrid leaves.

Ideal Room: Bathrooms, warm living rooms, plant rooms, or humid kitchens.

Feeding: Balanced liquid fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during active growth (spring–summer).

Humidity: High humidity (60–80%) recommended for best foliage development.

Ideal Temperature: 20–27°C; avoid anything below 16°C.

Watering: Keep soil slightly moist—never soggy. Allow 2–3 cm of the topsoil to dry between waterings.

Pet/Child Safe: Toxic (genus level) — all Anthuriums contain insoluble calcium oxalate crystals that cause severe mouth irritation, drooling, vomiting, and swelling if ingested by pets or humans.

Soil Type: Chunky, well-aerated aroid mix containing orchid bark, perlite, pumice, and coco coir.

Propagation: Stem division, offshoots, or node cuttings depending on the hybrid’s structure.

Eventual Height and Spread: Highly variable; typically 40–90 cm tall and 30–60 cm wide depending on parent genetics.

Growth Rate: Moderate to fast in ideal conditions, especially if hybrid includes fast-growing species.

Pests and Treatment: Susceptible to thrips, spider mites, mealybugs, and aphids. Treat early with neem oil or systemic insecticide.

Repotting: Every 1–2 years in fresh chunky substrate.

Pruning: Remove yellow or damaged leaves to maintain health and encourage new growth.

Air Purification: Good; Anthuriums help filter indoor air pollutants.

Folklore: Hybrid Anthuriums are often associated with uniqueness and individuality—symbolising beauty that cannot be categorised or labelled.

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