Anthurium Vittarifolium small size

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

Minimum of 4 leaves

Rooted not cuttings

Ribbon Starter
Slim, strap-like leaves spill gracefully from a compact crown—sleek lines, airy movement, and a tidy footprint that suits shelves, tall stands, or hanging cradles.

Shape Language

• Botanical: Anthurium vittarifolium
• Habit: epiphytic, pendant growth from a small, self-supporting crown
• Blade: narrow, leathery “ribbons” with a clean midrib and parallel venation; satin-to-soft-matte finish
• Current scale (small): ~15–30 cm (6–12 in) overall, lengthening steadily with support and light

Brightness Map
Cushioned daylight is ideal—north exposure, bright shade, or gentle morning rays behind a sheer. Shield from harsh noon glare to keep strap tips smooth.

Hydration Loop
Water when the surface layer just turns dry; soak through and let runoff exit completely—no standing water. Slightly faster cycles in warm months, slower in cooler periods.

Mix & Porosity
Aim for an airy, epiphyte-friendly blend: orchid bark + coarse perlite/pumice + coco chips, with a light sphagnum accent. Keep the crown slightly proud of the mix to avoid basal moisture.

Climate Sweet Spot
20–28 °C (68–82 °F) and 60–75% RH with gentle airflow. This balance preserves sleek edges and encourages longer, cleaner straps as the plant matures.

Feeding Plan
Apply a balanced fertilizer at ¼–½ strength during active growth. Rotate the planter every couple of weeks so foliage drapes evenly around the crown.

Display Ideas
Let gravity do the styling—hang near a sheer-lit window, perch on a tall plant stand, or trail from a wall shelf. Pair with matte or stone planters for a crisp, modern read.

First Two Weeks
Begin in softened brightness and step intensity up gradually over 10–14 days. Juvenile leaves may be shorter; new pushes elongate as conditions stabilize.

Shipping

In sending out buyers’ package, I will be using either DHL Express or UPS. The travel may take 3-9 days in normal circumstance. Consider including your active phone number and send it by email or purchase note. This is used to create shipping label and used by respective couriers for easier communication with you in delivering your package (s). if not provided then I will be using only your email address provided.

Packaging

Materials used to ensure good deliveries of the packages:
1. Moist sphagnum moss an tissue paper ; it is used to wrap the roots.
2. Plastic wrap; it is used to wrap the sphagnum moss & tissue paper.
3. Dacron to stuff each plant as a whole reducing excessive shaking and scratches between leaves.
4. A layer of thin cardboard; it is used to cover each plant as a whole (dacron inside this layer).
5. Outer layer of thick DHL Express cardboard size 7.
6. Insulation

Paperwork Attached to the Packages (s)

Below are the documents that will be attached buyers’ package (s):
1. Phytosanitary Certificate (FREE)
+ This document contains the contents of the package; genus, plants quantity, plant name, declaration, origin of materials/ shipper, treatment established prior to shipment etc.
2. Commercial Invoice (FREE)
3. Declaration letter (stated in the phytosanitary certificate)
4. DHL Express / UPS shipping label. Addressed to the stated destination written on buyers’ purchase or as agreed upon.
5. Import Permit (optional/ only if provided).
6. Green & Yellow label (optional/ only if provided).
7. Any other paperwork requested by buyers.

Proof of Shipment

In ensuring the smooth transaction of a purchase and keeping good relationship between seller and buyer, I will always include these materials on my shipment documentation to buyers’ email as proof of shipment:
1. Files of original Phytosanitary Certificate & Commercial Invoice (on buyers’ request)
+ This document contains the contents of the package; genus, plants quantity, plant name, declaration, origin of materials/ shipper, treatment established prior to shipment etc.
2. Photo of original Phytosanitary Certificate & Commercial Invoice.
3. Photo of package and whatever paperwork attached to the package.
4. Photo of plants purchased, recent condition a few hours before shipment.

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