Anthurium Warocqueanum hotsell in 4 inch pot, Waroc

Note: You will receive Anthurium Warocqueanum in 4.5 pot, s, every plant has 3 or more leaves similar to the pictures

Anthurium warocqueanum comes from the plant family Araceae and is native to the tropical rainforests mountains of Columbia. This fast-growing perennial is well adored by many plant enthusiasts or broad-leaved plant collectors as the plant can produce leaves that can grow up to 1 meter long indoors.

The name Queen Anthurium warocqueanum is attributed to the plant's stunning appearance that can dominate and liven up rather dull spaces and corners.

A healthy Queen anthurium plant hotsell will have sturdy and thick green leaves with silvery-white veins. The plant is considered rare and is, therefore, a highly coveted ornamental plant.
Light Requirements
Being a tropical species, She needs a lot of light in order to survive. But it should not be exposed to direct sunlight since it can harm its foliage.

This is a plant that usually grows in the shade of bigger trees or plants. This means that it should be kept somewhere where it gets enough sunlight but is still in partial shade.
Temperature
All tropical species love high temperatures, and Anthurium Crystallinum is no exception to that rule

Humidity
In Central and South America, where this species originates from, extremely high humidity levels make the normal environment needed for the successful growth of all plants.

Ideal humidity levels for Anthurium range anywhere between 70 and 80 %, so make sure your garden, whether it is indoor or outdoor, can provide your plant with constant humidity

Watering
Adequate watering is probably the most important thing for the growth of any plant species. And especially with tropical ones like Anthurium Crystallinum.

You need to be very careful and try to mimic its natural environment.

This also means making sure you always provide it with enough water.

However, you need to be extremely careful with Anthurium because too much water can be just as bad as dehydration.