Light
Bright, indirect light.
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Anthurium clarinervium: heart-shaped leaves and airy roots
Anthurium clarinervium. Thick leaves with pale veins grow best when air moves freely around the roots as well as the foliage.
Watering
Water after slight drying without leaving roots standing in water.
Soil
A coarse, highly aerated epiphytic mix.
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Care over time
Rhythm through the year
It grows steadily in warmth and good light. In winter, let the mix dry a little deeper.
Growth and training
Repot into a broad, only slightly larger pot and do not compress the mix.
Plant
A simple care routine for Anthurium clarinervium
- 1
Check light and moisture deeper in the pot.
- 2
Check the structure of the mix before increasing watering frequency.
- 3
Track successive leaves and the pace of growth.
Observation
Changes worth checking
- Brown brittle edges
- Limp growth above wet mix
- New leaves staying small
Important
The plant contains irritating calcium oxalate crystals. Keep it away from children and pets, and wear gloves when pruning.
Sources and further reading: RHS: monsteras and other aroid houseplants
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