Anthurium Coriaceum Giant- Rare
₹4,646.75
1 in stock
Plant Size: Single plant (5Leaves) | Free Shipping | Pot Included
Care Guide
Origin:Â Colombia and Ecuador.
Botanical name:Â Anthurium Coriaceum
Family:Â Araceae.
Suitable: Indoor / outdoor.
Max height:Â 90cm.
Toxins removed: Ammonia, Formaldehyde, Toluene, & Xylene.
Pet Friendly:Â Toxic.
Water:Â Moderate. Allow soil to dry out between waterings.
Light:Â Indirect light / Shade. Leaves will be damaged in direct sun.
Temperature: 15 – 32°C. Ideal room temperature.
Humidity: High. 60+. Mist leaves at least twice a week with distilled water.
Soil:Â Good drainage potting mix. Keep soil moist but not wet. 5.5 – 6.5 ph. Slightly Acidic.
Fertilizer:Â Once a month in spring & summer.
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