“Anthurium” is considered a charming and interesting plant family. With a variety of species and easy growing, Anthurium has become popular. Do you want to get to know Anthurium? Alright, today we are going to introduce Anthurium plants to everyone. If you are ready, let’s go!

The Origin of the Anthurium

        “Anthurium” is a plant in the ARACEAE family. It is native to Colombia and European countries. The common name is Flamingo Flower or Tail Flower, but people usually call its genus, which comes from the Greek word ‘anthos’ meaning ‘flower’ and ‘ouros’ meaning ‘tail’. Therefore, Anthurium means long and slender inflorescences.

Anthurium Species

Now, we know its origin. Next, let’s talk about some interesting Anthurium species.

1. Anthurium Veitchii  (King Anthurium)

       Let’s start with the famous rare plant “Anthurium Veitchii”, a plant native to the rainforests of Colombia. Veitchii comes from ‘John Veitch’, the first plant collector that introduces King Anthurium and other plant species to Europe. What makes it to be the King of the Anthuriums is its thick, shiny arrow-like leaves. The leaf veins are so prominent that you can see the layers. Baby plants are pink, and they will turn dark green when they grow up. If grown indoors, it can grow up to 3 feet, while its size can be double if grown outdoors.

• How to Care for the King Anthurium

        King Anthurium likes dim sunlight. Place at the window where the sun shines and bring a curtain to prevent direct sunlight. It can be planted outside, but be careful not to get too much sunlight because it will burn the leaves. Morning sunlight is the best for King Anthurium. Use well-drained soil and keep it moist. With all of these, King Anthurium will grow up strong.

2. Anthurium Warocqueanum (Queen Anthurium)

        “Anthurium Warocqueanum”, also known as “Queen Anthurium” is the queen of Anthurium that is as beautiful as its name. This rare gorgeous Anthurium originated in the tropical rainforests of Colombia. This is why it thrives in humid climates, which can grow up to 6 feet. The Queen Anthurium is massive and magnificent. However, you do not need to worry about space because it can grow like ordinary plants if planted indoors. Plus, its fresh green velvet leaves are famous. Once you experience it, you will surely fall in love with the Queen Anthurium!

• How to Care for the Queen Anthurium

        Queen Anthurium loves a warm and humid climate. Therefore, it should be planted in a bright and ventilated place. Water when the soil is dry. Keeping the humidity around 70% is ideal. Do not expose the leaves to direct sunlight as it can burn them. Just like this, Queen Anthurium will grow effectively.

3. Anthurium Clarinervium

       “Anthurium Clarinervium” is native to America. It is one of the most expensive and rare Anthurium plants. Its prices range from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands. The beauty of Anthurium Clarinervium is its alluring heart-shaped leaves and white vein that glow when exposed the sunlight. The leaf veins start from the middle and curve to the bottom of the leaf at the end. It is considered an unusual pattern that has made the Anthurium Clarinervium preferable.

• How to Care for the Anthurium Clarinervium

       Planting Anthurium Clarinervium should be paid more attention to. It prefers only about 20% sunlight. You have to keep the environment moist but not wet. Watering in the afternoon and evening is best. The planting materials must be durable, such as rocks, charcoal, and coir husks. Just like this, the Anthurium Clarinervium will stay with us for a long time.

4. Anthurium Dorayaki

        Another rare Anthurium plant is “Anthurium Dorayaki”, its name comes from its shape resembling a round Japanese confectionery like a pancake. The leaves are smooth, thick, and curved like dorayaki batter. The shiny white leaf veins resemble the Anthurium Clarinervium, but the Anthurium Dorayaki leaf veins are wider.

• How to Care for the Anthurium Dorayaki

       Anthurium Dorayaki loves a humid climate like other anthuriums. It is best to keep it at 70%-90% humidity. Planting in bright and medium sunlight places is recommended. Be careful not to expose it to direct sunlight as the leaves can burn. If you want to enhance its leaf beauty, you can use Osmocote 13-13-13 fertilizer every three months.

How about “the Rare Anthurium Plants” that we have introduced? These stunning rare plants that everyone should have at home. We confirm that you will like it for sure. Finally, if you are interested in the King Anthurium, the Queen Anthurium, the Anthurium Clarinervium,  and the Anthurium Dorayaki but are still hesitant or have a question, we are happy to advise and export the best quality plants from Thailand to you.

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References:

• Anthurium veitchii: 7 Growing Tips for the “King” Anthurium
• Anthurium Veitchii Plant Care | “King” Anthurium
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• Anthurium warocqueanum – thaiexoticgreenery.com
• Anthurium Warocqueanum (Queen) – M.E. Greenery Export
• หน้าวัว..หัวใจลาย
• หัวใจเศรษฐี Anthurium clarinervium Matuda – ข้อมูลพันธุ์ไม้
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• Anthurium Dorayaki หน้าวัวใบ โดรายากิ สินค้าที่ลูกค้าได้รับคือตามภาพ | Shopee Thailand
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