Successful cultivation of Anthurium corallinum requires attention to the following aspects:
Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. Avoid direct sunlight, which can scorch the leaves.
Temperature: Thrives in warm, humid temperatures typical of tropical climates. Ideal temperatures range between 18°C and 27°C (64°F and 80°F).
Humidity: Requires high ambient humidity. The use of humidifiers, frequent misting, or cultivation in terrariums may be necessary.
Watering: Keep the substrate consistently moist, but not waterlogged. Ensure good drainage to prevent root rot.
Substrate: Prefers a well-draining, airy substrate, rich in organic material.
Additional Notes:
Features large, heart-shaped leaves with smooth surfaces, displaying beautiful color variations from light green in young leaves to deeper green as they mature.
This epiphytic species produces coral-colored spathes and thrives naturally growing on trees in tropical forests.
I absolutely LOVE the seedling I got! Anthurium corallinum is one I eyed frequently but never added to my cart. I'd say definitely go with this seedling! It has an almost waxy texture to its leaves, and they remind me a bit of Anthurium veitchi but as of now without any ribbing. Also a little reminiscent of anthurium esmeraldense. It's pushed out a nice leaf since arriving a month ago. Would 100% recommend.
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Gernett Wint
Underrated
I bought this seedling in June or July21. I received a healthy plant that took off right away. It has already given me 2 new leaves, each larger than the one before. The leaves have a unique look and feel. Much different from other anthuriums in my collection. Beautiful plant that I can't resist touching.
packaged very, very well. I’ve never seen something packaged so secure. I just received my plant. It looks in perfect health but then again I just received it. Will definitely do an update.
I ordered plants from another company that have ended up upside down and damaged. Because you include the packaging immediately around the soil and then wrap it they arrived nicely. They seem to be adjusting and I have now transplanted them into terracotta pots.