Anthurium Crystallinum
Learn how to easily care for this stunning Anthurium. Plus, a step-by-step guide for easy propagation!
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Anthurium Crystallinum is also known as the Crystal Anthurium or Crystal Laceleaf. It's a stunning anthurium well deserving of a beautiful name!
Continue to the care guide!
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How much light does
Anthurium Crystallinum need?
Give this plant bright, indirect light and it will love you for it!
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Watering tip!
This anthurium likes to remain moist, but not wet.
Use your finger to feel the soil, and water when the top inch or so is dry.
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Potting Mix
Use a well-draining, loose potting mix that still holds some moisture.
Add perlite and orchid bark to indoor plant potting mix to achieve this.
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Does Anthurium Crystallinum need humidity?
Yes. Native to humid environments of Central and South America, it will appreciate it!
Using a humidifier is an easy way to accomplish this.
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When should you repot this plant?
Repot the Crystallinum when it becomes rootbound. It's a slow grower, so you won't need to worry about doing this every year!
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You can propagate a mature Anthurium quickly through division—dividing a large plant into multiple smaller plants.
Now, learn Anthurium Crystallinum propagation!
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You can propagate your Anthurium Crystallinum by using a stem cutting!
1. Identify a healthy stem and leaf and use a clean, sharp knife to cut off the stem below its node
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2. Now, put your cutting into moistened potting mix or sphagnum moss.
Tip: "Below" a node means the node should be ON the part you cut off the plant.
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3. Keep the cutting in bright, indirect light
and keep the potting medium moist and the humidity high
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4. After a few weeks, give your cutting a gentle tug to check for resistance.
If you feel resistance, that means a root system has developed!
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