

Anthurium 'Veitchii' King Anthurium (Anthurium veitchii)
Leaves like pleated ribbons, straight from a collector wishlist. The King Anthurium (Anthurium veitchii) unfurls long, corrugated leaves that can eventually stretch past your arm.
Grown well, it becomes the plant guests ask about first. Grown patiently, it becomes an heirloom specimen worth naming.
King Anthurium care
- Light: Bright, filtered light, the kind under a sheer curtain.
- Water: Water when the top of its chunky mix dries, never letting roots sit wet.
- Soil: Loose orchid bark blend, since its roots want air.
- Pets: Toxic if chewed, keep it up and away.
- Growth: Slow, with each new leaf noticeably longer.
How do you grow King Anthurium indoors?
Think tree branch, not flower pot. In the wild it grows on trunks, so give it airy bark mix, humidity around sixty percent, and warmth above sixty five degrees. Meet those and a bedroom shelf works as well as a greenhouse.
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