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We love this unusual and rare plant, the Anthurium Crystallinum - it really has that jungle look! The leaves of the Anthurium Crystallinum are large, bright green elongated leaves and they have a beautiful velvet texture.

The main difference between an Anthurium clarinervium and Anthurium crystallinum is the clarinervium has narrower, longer leaves that are brighter green. Anthurium crystallinum also generally grow much faster than the much easier to find Anthurium clarinervium so big plants are easier to achieve. We are selling nice big plants growing well.

The Anthurium Crystallinum is a special plant because of its striking appearance and rarity. It is highly sought after by collectors and plant enthusiasts for its unique features and ability to make a statement in any room.

The mother plant of the Anthurium Crystallinum grows in the wild in the rainforests of Central and South America. It thrives in warm and humid environments and can grow up to 2 meters tall. In its natural habitat, the plant grows on the forest floor and uses its large leaves to capture sunlight filtering through the dense forest canopy.

Size: W12cm x H25cm

Mella’sJungle Caretip

Light:likes medium to bright indirect light

Water: Keep the soil continually moist but not soggy, allow the top 2 inches of soil to dry between waterings

Soil: It likes loose, well-draining soil. Mix orchid barks and perlite with house plant potting soil.

Anthurium Crystallinum 12cm pot

£15.00Price
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    Shipping Policy

    Shipping Policy 

    Plants will be posted on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 
    Any order placed before noon (12PM) will be posted the same day. Any order placed after noon on Wednesday will not be posted until the following Monday. This is to avoid any packages getting stuck in transit over the weekend in the event there are delays.

    In times of high demand, orders may not be shipped until the following week.

    We may also delay shipping in the event of extreme weather, to prevent damage to plants. 

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