best soil for anthurium clarinervium Anthurium ‘Clarinervium' 4”

best soil for anthurium clarinervium Anthurium ‘Clarinervium' 4”Anthurium clarinervium nicknamed "Velvet Cardboard Anthurium", is a smaller growing species with velvety foliage. Its deeply lobed, heart shaped leaves are dark green with contrasting silver veins and light green undersides. Super easy to grow and care for inside your home! Requires medium to bright indirect light. Water thoroughly when the top 1" 2" of soil is dry, make sure you discard any excess water left in saucer. Keep above 60F. Anthurium

Anthurium clarinervium- nicknamed "Velvet Cardboard Anthurium", is a smaller growing species with velvety foliage. Its deeply lobed, heart shaped leaves are dark green with contrasting silver veins and light green undersides. Super easy to grow and care for inside your home! Requires medium to bright indirect light. Water thoroughly when the top 1"-2" of soil is dry, make sure you discard any excess water left in saucer. Keep above 60F. Anthurium species are known to be highly variable and not every leaf of every specimen will always appear the same.

~Do Not let Anthurium sit in excess water. Anthurium are prone to rot if left with “wet feet”. Once watered, make sure to drain any extra water.

~Do Not place in full sun or extreme high light. In the wild Anthurium either grow in the understory or among the forest floor where they would receive bright but filtered sunlight.

~Anthurium need a well draining potting mix. If you repot your Anthurium make sure it is an airy substrate.