Anthurium Dorayaki

See photos for reference of the plant features only. Sent to you more likely as featured with descriptions below:

Minimum of 3 leaves

Rooted not cuttings

Anthurium Dorayaki – A Compact, Rare Anthurium with Thick, Glossy Leaves

Sculptor’s Spotlight
Rounded, plush foliage with a biscuit-like profile—Anthurium Dorayaki is all about form. Thick, velvety plates carry bright, chalky veinwork that reads crisp and modern even in compact rooms.

Essence & Build

• Botanical: Anthurium ‘Dorayaki’ (velvet hybrid)
• Habit: low, self-supporting rosette; leaves presented on sturdy, evenly spaced petioles
• Surface: velvety matte; deep olive to forest base with luminous tracery
• Interior scale: typically ~35–60 cm (14–24 in) under steady routines
• Companion note: position beyond pets’ nibble range

Placement Ideas
Stage on a low console or plant stand so the circular leaf geometry sits at eye level. Pairs beautifully with matte, stone, or sand planters; contrast with glossy aroids for a curated material mix.

Light & Atmosphere
Prefers cushioned brightness—north light, bright shade, or soft morning rays behind a sheer. Screen hard midday beams to protect the velvet nap and keep linework crisp. Room moisture around 55–70% with gentle airflow maintains firm edges.

Medium & Hydration
Use an open, oxygen-rich blend: orchid bark + pumice/coarse perlite + coco chips, with a light sphagnum accent. Re-water when the top layer just dries back; flush through and let runoff exit completely (no standing water).

Feeding & Growth Rhythm
Offer a balanced formula at ¼–½ strength during active months; taper as growth eases. Quarter-turn the pot every couple of weeks for even presentation, and dust leaves lightly so the vein pattern stays luminous.

Acclimation Notes
Begin in tempered light and step brightness up across 10–14 days. New flushes typically show the roundest, cleanest plates and the sharpest vein contrast.

Send us a message at indonesiaplants@gmail.com should you have any questions.