Anthurium 'Dark Phoenix'
Anthurium 'Dark Phoenix'
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Anthurium Dark Phoenix: dark green velvety leaves and subtle veining patterns.
An enigmatic Anthurium originally from Indonesia with an unclear hybrid history, Dark Phoenix catches the eye with its deep dark green, velvety leaves that feel almost like fabric when you stroke them.
The subtle veins and rounded shape with large lobes create an elegant profile. It is a plant that attracts both eyes and hands, you just want to touch the soft leaves.
Botanical description
Anthurium 'Dark Phoenix' has a complicated history full of ambiguities. Originally marketed as a hybrid between papilillaminum and dressleria, closer examination shows that this is probably not true. No typical dressleria traits such as star-shaped stems are found in Dark Phoenix. Instead, it resembles pure forms of Anthurium papilillaminum so closely that experts now believe that is what it actually is.
The name "Dark Phoenix" came from Indonesia around 2020 and has become more of a cultural common name for plants that look this way.
Care
Like most velvet-leaved Anthurium varieties.
Bright, indirect light to preserve the velvety texture. High humidity (60-80%). Well-drained, airy soil mix with even moisture, e.g. our aroid soil . A temperature around 18-26°C. The pot should have many drainage holes as the roots otherwise risk rotting, orchid pots are perfect.
The velvety surface is sensitive to direct sun which can burn the leaves.
A beautiful plant with a mysterious background. Perfect for collectors who appreciate both appearance and botanical mysteries. Buy Anthurium Dark Phoenix online!
Shipping & Policy
Shipping & Policy
When buying live plants, transport can sometimes affect the condition of the plant. We strive to ensure that all plants arrive in good health, but minor shipping damage, such as a torn leaf or bent stem, is sometimes unavoidable. Read more about our policy here.
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