Anthurium Crystallinum

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Minimum of 3 leaves

Rooted not cuttings

Anthurium Crystallinum – A Collector’s Favorite with Shimmering Veined Foliage

Conservatory Log
A velvet-leaf stunner with broad, heart-shaped blades and luminous, chalk-white veinwork. Crystallinum reads refined yet bold—thick, plush foliage held on sturdy petioles, bringing a quiet, gallery-level presence to compact interiors.

Leaf Anatomy

• Botanical: Anthurium crystallinum
• Habit: self-supporting rosette; leaves presented with generous spacing
• Surface: velvety, dark olive to deep emerald; bright, map-like venation
• Interior scale: commonly ~40–70 cm (16–28 in) with steady routines
• Companion note: display beyond pets’ nibble range

Light & Air

• Best under softened brightness—north exposure, bright shade, or morning sun through a sheer.
• Shield from hard midday rays to preserve the velvet nap and crisp vein contrast.
• Enjoys room moisture around 55–70% RH with gentle air movement.

Hydration & Medium

• Water when the upper layer feels dry; soak thoroughly and let runoff exit—no standing water.
• Root zone: open, oxygen-rich substrate (orchid bark + pumice/perlite + coco chips; light sphagnum buffer).
• Keep the crown slightly high in the mix to discourage basal wetness.

Feeding & Growth Rhythm

• Feed a balanced formula at ¼–½ strength during active months; ease off when growth slows.
• Quarter-turn the planter every couple of weeks for even presentation and symmetrical leaves.
• Wipe foliage lightly so the veinwork stays luminous.

Placement & Styling
Matte or stone planters amplify the velvet texture; pair with glossy aroids for a curated material contrast. Works beautifully on low consoles where the heart-shaped plates can read at eye level.

Acclimation Notes
Introduce brighter conditions gradually over 10–14 days. New flushes typically show the sharpest velvet and cleanest linework.

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