Anthurium Queen of Hearts 12cm H35cm

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Pot Size 12cm H35cm

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Meet the Queen of Hearts—the royal centerpiece of the Anthurium collection. With her massive, deeply lobed, heart-shaped leaves that emerge in a warm bronze before maturing to a glossy, dark emerald, she’s a symbol of elegance. She’s large, regal, and ready to rule over your indoor jungle!

The Formal Name: Anthurium 'Queen of Hearts'
The Nickname: The Royal Anthurium
Roots: A spectacular hybrid designed for its massive, architectural foliage.
Natural Vibe: A lush, humid tropical forest floor where size truly matters.

Care Guide

Care Guide:

Sunlight: She loves bright, indirect light. Direct sun will bleach her royal leaves; too little light will stop her from growing big.

Best Room: A spacious living room or a bright office where she has room to expand.

Snacks: A balanced liquid feed every 4 weeks during the growing season.

Tropical Feels: Appreciates humidity (60%+) to keep her massive leaves glossy and prevent browning.

Cosy Factor: Prefers warmth (18–27°C). Protect her from cold drafts and heaters.

Thirst: Keep the soil consistently moist but never soggy. Let the top 3 cm dry out first.

Safety First: Toxic – best kept out of reach of curious pets and kids.

The Bedding: A rich, chunky aroid mix with plenty of drainage.

Family Tree: Best propagated by root division during repotting.

Space Needs: She’s a queen—reaching up to 1 metre in height and width indoors!

Speed: A moderate grower that rewards space and light with giant leaves.

Uninvited Guests: Watch for mealybugs hiding in the deep lobes of her leaves.

Moving Day: Repot every 1–2 years as she will quickly fill her current home.

Haircut: Snip off any older, fading leaves at the base to focus energy on new growth.

Fresh Air: Her massive leaf surface area makes her an incredible natural air filter.

Plant Lore: Unlike many Anthuriums, this hybrid is grown specifically for its dramatic foliage rather than its flowers.

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