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Anthurium Warocqueanum 12cm H45cm

Anthurium Warocqueanum 12cm H45cm

£29.00 GBP
£29.00 GBP
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Meet the Anthurium Warocqueanum—the Queen Anthurium. With her elongated, velvet-textured leaves that can grow to incredible lengths, she’s the ultimate trophy plant for any collector. Refined, breathtaking, and undeniably regal, she’s the high-fashion icon your plant shelf has been waiting for.

  • The Formal Name: Anthurium warocqueanum
  • The Nickname: Queen Anthurium
  • Roots: A high-altitude epiphytic beauty native to the misty forests of Colombia.
  • Natural Vibe: Tucked away in the humid canopy, protected from wind and harsh sun.

Care Guide

  • Care Guide:
  • Sunlight: She’s sensitive! Bright, indirect light only—any direct sun will ruin her velvet finish.
  • Best Room: A humidity-controlled greenhouse cabinet or a very steamy bathroom.
  • Snacks: A gentle, diluted aroid fertiliser every 4 weeks.
  • Tropical Feels: She is a humidity purist—she needs 70–80% to avoid crispy edges.
  • Cosy Factor: Keep it stable between 18–26°C. She does NOT like temperature swings.
  • Thirst: Keep the soil consistently moist but never waterlogged. Don't let her dry out completely.
  • Safety First: Toxic – keep away from pets.
  • The Bedding: Pure sphagnum moss or a very airy, moss-heavy aroid mix.
  • Family Tree: Can be propagated via stem cuttings, though slow to root.
  • Space Needs: Vertical space is a must; her leaves can grow up to 4 feet long in perfect conditions.
  • Speed: A slow, deliberate grower. Every new leaf is a major milestone.
  • Uninvited Guests: Spider mites are her nemesis; check regularly.
  • Moving Day: She hates being disturbed. Only repot when absolutely necessary.
  • Haircut: Leave her be—her long, dramatic leaves are her crowning glory.
  • Fresh Air: One of the most beautiful ways to keep your indoor air fresh.
  • Plant Lore: Named after a Belgian plant enthusiast, she remains one of the world's most sought-after aroids.
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