Anthurium warocqueanum
Anthurium warocqueanum
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Anthurium warocqueanum is known for its elongated leaves that can reach lengths of up to 1.2 meters!
The leaves of Anthurium warocqueanum are dark green with a velvety surface and are adorned with prominent, white veins that create a dramatic contrast against the deep foliage.
In its natural environment, the tropical forests of Colombia, Anthurium warocqueanum grows as an epiphyte on tree trunks in the shade. This actually makes the plant well-adapted to thrive indoors as a houseplant.
Botanical description
Anthurium warocqueanum originates from Colombia. The species is not endangered but very rare in the plant trade.
Appearance.
The leaves of Anthurium warocqueanum are elongated, narrow and can grow up to 1.2 meters long under optimal conditions. They have a velvety surface and prominent white veins that give the plant its characteristic appearance.
Care.
Anthurium warocqueanum thrives in a well-drained soil mix, preferably a mix of orchid bark, sphagnum moss and perlite, such as our aroid mix, to mimic the plant's natural epiphytic growing environment as an indoor houseplant. Anthurium warocqueanum thrives in indirect light and high humidity. Water regularly but allow the soil to dry out slightly between waterings to avoid root rot.
Anthurium warocqueanum will enhance any room with its large green oblong leaves. This plant is also called ' queen anthurium' and is one of the most sought-after green houseplants right now. Buy Anthurium warocqueanum online and let this queen among aroids brighten up your home!
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.
Customer Reviews
Köpte en fin liten växt. Den ser ut att kunna bli en fin STOR växt så småningom, nu ska jag bara försöka få den att trivas och växa till sig.
En trevlig Anthuriumsort
lite tillknycklad & skadad i lådan men inget allvarligt. 🙂 När jag skulle plantera om Alocasia dragons breath såg jag (vad jag tror) en trips springa runt på rotklumpen samt några små misstänkta tripsskador på några blad. (Plantorna har stått i en plastlåda direkt sen de kom hit så har inte varit i kontakt med mina andra växter). Glad att jag upptäckte det så snabbt så det är lugnt, annars ser plantorna välmående ut☺️ Sen hade jag önskat att jorden de kom i varit lite lösare/luckrare som hade underlättat omplantering/jordbyte, (den var väldigt kompakt). Men överlag är jag nöjd och kommer förmodligen handla igen!☺️❤️
Hej, vi hoppas att det inte var en trips! Vi har inte sett någon hos oss. Men eftersom du upptäckte dem i jorden, är det möjligt att det var hoppstjärtar. Dessa insekter är inte farliga. De lever på död materia. Endast när det är många av dem kan de ibland skada rötterna lite, men det är fortfarande inget allvarligt. Lätt jord för Alocasia är vår torvfria blandning! Vi rekommenderar den varmt. Hör av dig om du har några frågor!
Reviews in Other Languages
Jätte fin liten Queen 😊
small and sweet, vi är glada att du är nöjd! / alicja
Jättefin liten planta, jag är så nöjd
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