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ANTHURIUM FAQS
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Sourced from the hybridizer:
Anthurium Reverse Black Cherry x Red Vein Dark Phoenix (Mint Variegated)This little guy is showing very nice Mint Variegation from a beautiful cross I have done with my RBC and the very well known RVDP
Seed Plant - Anthurium Black Cherry
Pollen Plant - Anthurium Red Vein Dark Phoenix
Surely going to be a ripper plant.
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Dark Velvet Aroids creation. Variegated Reverse Black Cherry x Red Vein Dark Phoenix (Mint Variegated). A lust after and ultra rare collectors anthurium. Healthy and happy. Ready for an upot when roots are popping out the bottom of the pot. This particular seedling is a direct clone taken from my mother plant.
Live plant; review all images and video for your reference to any marks/blemishes. -
Light: Medium indirect light (no direct sunlight).
Water: Water the plant deeply, allowing the soil to almost dry out between waterings. During the growing season (spring and summer), feed with an aroid specific balanced liquid fertilizer.
Potting Medium: To prevent root rot year round we use well-draining, semi hydro custom mix topped with sphagnum moss.
Temperature: Warm-weather lover and does best in a more humid environment but can adapt to a drier one.
Growth Habit: Climbing. As it matures, this plant grows upward and develops aerial roots along its stems. It thrives when given support, so provide a sturdy grow pole or moss pole to climb for best performance and healthier, fuller growth, which encourages robust development and the emergence of mature, full-size leaves. -
Established and healthy specimen grown in a clear square pot. Saucer included. Packed and shipped with care via Australia Express Post with Tracking.
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Established specimen with healthy, well-developed roots. At Melty, all of our plants are carefully tended and regularly treated with seasonal sprays and plant safe insecticides to ensure each specimen is pest and disease-free at dispatch. This attentive routine also boosts the plant’s overall resilience and long-term health.
ANTHURIUM RBC x RVDP MINT VAR. #001
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