Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum) is a beautiful hybrid created by us in 2023.
These were selected and grown out to be some of our favorites from this seed batch. Leaf shape is an extremely long and Narrow dagger shape.
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The last photo is : Anthurium (Magnificum x Moronense )
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The second to last photo is : Tim Anderson's Magnificum x Papillilaminum
- You will receive exact plant listed
- Ships in 4" pot , from our nursery in New Orleans LA. This is not a Tissue Cultured Plant.
Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum) Growing Tips and Care
- Anthuriums thrive in bright filtered light, but we recommend avoiding direct sunlight.
- They appreciate nice humidity levels, but aren't too picky about humidity.
- These plants would do best in a semi-coarse potting mix and we recommend letting the (roughly top 2") of soil media dry on the top of the soil before watering.
- We recommend potting in a well-draining, coarse, and slightly acidic potting soil with rich in organic matter and suggest repotting this fast-growing anthurium every two to three years.
- We advise cutting off yellowing or browning leaves as they appear to keep the plant looking tidy and to discourage pests.
Here are some more tips for caring for an Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum)
- Water Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum) when the top 2 inches of soil are dry.
- Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum) like the soil just barely moist but not soggy.
- Keep Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum) in a spot that gets plenty of bright, indirect light but no direct sunshine.
- Keep Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum) in a warm room that's around 60f-85f away from draughts and radiators.
- Keep Anthurium Magnificum x Moronense x (Tim Anderson Magnificum x Papillilaminum) in a bathroom or conservatory to raise humidity.
- Group plants together to help raise humidity.
- water with diluted fertilizer monthly during the growing season.
- Avoid temperature fluctuations.
- Repot as needed to give room for roots to expand.
- water more thoroughly in spring and summer, in winter season the velvet anthurium slows active growth.
- If you see salts crusting on the soil surface, it's time to flush the soil.
- Run a gentle stream of water through it for a few minutes to get rid of excess fertilizer
- If the leaves start to yellow, brown, or wilt, this may be a sign of overwatering or underwatering.
