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Anthurium Veitchii, Baby Plant

6,90

Includes 7% red. MwSt.

The Anthurium veitchii (baby plant) is a rare King Anthurium with characteristically ribbed leaves. As the plant matures, it develops increasingly longer, elegantly drooping leaves and becomes a spectacular showpiece for any Anthurium collection.

Pot diameter: 6 cm

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Special features of Anthurium veitchii

The Anthurium veitchii (baby plant), also known as King Anthurium, is one of the most spectacular Anthurium species out there. It’s characterized by long, deeply ribbed leaves that become increasingly impressive with age.

Even young plants show the first hints of the typical ribbed structure. As they mature, they develop long, elegantly drooping leaves that make Anthurium veitchii one of the most sought-after collector’s species.


Origin & Botanical Background

Anthurium veitchii comes from the humid mountain rainforests of Colombia.

The species grows predominantly epiphytically on trees and benefits from high humidity and good air circulation.


Growth Habit & Size

  • Upright to later drooping growth habit
  • Baby plant: compact and space-saving
  • Very long leaves when mature
  • Leaf lengths over 100 cm possible

Visual Development

  • Young plants with short, slightly textured leaves
  • Stronger rib formation with increasing age
  • Mature plants develop long, spectacularly drooping leaves

Special Features

  • Striking ribbed structure
  • Long, strap-shaped leaves
  • Impressive development with increasing age
  • Rare botanical species
  • Popular collector’s plant

Fun Fact

Anthurium veitchii isn’t called “King Anthurium” for nothing. Mature specimens are among the most impressive Anthuriums out there and can develop leaves that grow well over a meter long.


🌿 Care tips for Anthurium veitchii

Location

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

Light

Bright, indirect light promotes large leaves and a strong ribbed structure.

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


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