Anthurium warocqueanum x waterburyanum
Sprouts of Bristol
Size
Regular price
£60.00
Notes
- Avoid direct sunlight - medium indirect light is best (a north or east-facing window would do the trick)
- Can be prone to root rot - water when the top 2 inches of soil are dry - Should be in very fast-draining soil so this may be quite often in the summer months
- Likes very high humidity - may benefit from a pebble tray or humidifier
- Mist regularly
- Can benefit from very infrequent fertilising throughout the growing season
- Toxic
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