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Anthurium Crystallinum

UVP: Original price was: €15,90.Current price is: €12,90.

Includes 7% red. MwSt.

The Anthurium crystallinum is a sought-after velvet anthurium with large, heart-shaped leaves and bright silvery-white veining. This tropical collector plant prefers high humidity, bright indirect light, and a very airy substrate that stays evenly slightly moist.

Plastic pot diameter: 12 cm

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Special features of Anthurium crystallinum

The Anthurium crystallinum is one of the best-known and most popular collector anthuriums. This species delights with its large, velvety heart-shaped leaves and striking silvery-white leaf veins that stand out in high contrast against the dark green leaf surface.

Compared to Anthurium magnificum, the leaves are usually a bit thinner, more heart-shaped, and overall look more elegant. The intense veining gives the plant an exceptional presence and makes it an eye-catcher in any aroid collection.


Origin & Botanical Background

Anthurium crystallinum comes from the tropical rainforests of Colombia and Peru.

The species grows terrestrially or hemiepiphytically in warm, humid forest areas and is one of the best-known velvet anthuriums worldwide.


Growth Habit & Size

  • Upright growth
  • Large heart-shaped leaves
  • Can reach 50–100 cm in height
  • Significantly larger leaves with age

Visual Development

  • Young plants with smaller, rounder leaves
  • More pronounced heart shape as it matures
  • Increasingly strong, high-contrast leaf veins
  • Velvety leaf surface becomes more pronounced

Special Features

  • Velvety heart-shaped leaves
  • Bright silvery-white leaf veins
  • Elegant leaf shape
  • Popular botanical collector species
  • Tropical vibe

Fun Fact

The name crystallinum refers to the striking leaf veins, which can shimmer almost like crystal depending on the light.


🌿 Care tips for Anthurium crystallinum

Location

  • Bright, no direct sun
  • Warm and consistent
  • No drafts

Light

Bright, indirect light encourages large leaves and intense veining.

Watering

  • Keep evenly lightly moist
  • Don’t let it dry out
  • Avoid waterlogging

Substrate

  • Very airy and coarsely structured
  • A mix of pine bark, perlite, coco chips, and a little sphagnum is ideal

Humidity

  • High, ideally over 60–70%

Fertilizing

Fertilize lightly every 2–3 weeks during the growing season.


Common Problems

  • Brown leaf tips → air too dry
  • Yellow leaves → too wet
  • Small leaves → too little light or nutrients

🐾 Pet Friendliness

Not pet-friendly

⚠️ Toxicity

Toxic to cats and dogs

🌬️ Air-Purifying Effect

Not proven

Light requirements

high

Water requirements

high

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