Anthurium Hookeri Bird’s Nest
₹555.00
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Other Common Names
Anthurium cubense, Anthurium hookeri
A Lush Addition to Your Jungle-Scape
Prized for its exoticism, the Hookeri Bird’s Nest Anthurium has a large “nest” of leaves that accounts for the plant’s common name “Bird’s Nest.” It’s a luxurious addition to a wind-sheltered spot in your garden. Indoors it brings a welcome glimpse of green to any corner.
Plant the Hookeri in a spot with ample space to grow. As it matures, it will reach dramatically outward. The Hookeri thrives in high humidity, well-aerated soil and partial to full shade.
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