Anthurium The Royal Dress
A hybrid of Anth. dressleri × Anth. regale, two large-leaved species from the tropical forests of Central America and South America. It produces broad, deeply cordiform leaves with well-defined basal lobes, a prominent midrib, and bold secondary venation over a semi-leathery, velvety surface.
- Light: Bright filtered light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid strong direct sunlight, which can scorch the large leaf surface.
- Temperature: 68–86°F (20–30°C); a warm tropical grower that performs best with stable temperatures and no cold drafts.
- Humidity: 60–80%; moderate to high humidity supports optimal leaf expansion and the characteristic velvety texture.
- Watering: Keep the substrate slightly moist but well-draining; avoid waterlogging while ensuring the roots do not dry out completely.
Additional Notes
Hybrid Advantage: Hybridization often strengthens plant genetics, producing plants with greater vigor, adaptability, and ornamental qualities — making them excellent additions to tropical plant collections.
Arrival & Establishment Recommendation: Since plants may remain enclosed during shipping for several days, it is recommended to plant them promptly upon arrival in a well-draining aroid substrate and provide an initial thorough watering. This helps the roots rehydrate and supports the plant as it begins its recovery and acclimation process.
A hybrid of Anth. dressleri × Anth. regale, two large-leaved species from the tropical forests of Central America and South America. It produces broad, deeply cordiform leaves with well-defined basal lobes, a prominent midrib, and bold secondary venation over a semi-leathery, velvety surface.
- Light: Bright filtered light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid strong direct sunlight, which can scorch the large leaf surface.
- Temperature: 68–86°F (20–30°C); a warm tropical grower that performs best with stable temperatures and no cold drafts.
- Humidity: 60–80%; moderate to high humidity supports optimal leaf expansion and the characteristic velvety texture.
- Watering: Keep the substrate slightly moist but well-draining; avoid waterlogging while ensuring the roots do not dry out completely.
Additional Notes
Hybrid Advantage: Hybridization often strengthens plant genetics, producing plants with greater vigor, adaptability, and ornamental qualities — making them excellent additions to tropical plant collections.
Arrival & Establishment Recommendation: Since plants may remain enclosed during shipping for several days, it is recommended to plant them promptly upon arrival in a well-draining aroid substrate and provide an initial thorough watering. This helps the roots rehydrate and supports the plant as it begins its recovery and acclimation process.
Description
A hybrid of Anth. dressleri × Anth. regale, two large-leaved species from the tropical forests of Central America and South America. It produces broad, deeply cordiform leaves with well-defined basal lobes, a prominent midrib, and bold secondary venation over a semi-leathery, velvety surface.
- Light: Bright filtered light with up to 70% shade cloth; avoid strong direct sunlight, which can scorch the large leaf surface.
- Temperature: 68–86°F (20–30°C); a warm tropical grower that performs best with stable temperatures and no cold drafts.
- Humidity: 60–80%; moderate to high humidity supports optimal leaf expansion and the characteristic velvety texture.
- Watering: Keep the substrate slightly moist but well-draining; avoid waterlogging while ensuring the roots do not dry out completely.
Additional Notes
Hybrid Advantage: Hybridization often strengthens plant genetics, producing plants with greater vigor, adaptability, and ornamental qualities — making them excellent additions to tropical plant collections.
Arrival & Establishment Recommendation: Since plants may remain enclosed during shipping for several days, it is recommended to plant them promptly upon arrival in a well-draining aroid substrate and provide an initial thorough watering. This helps the roots rehydrate and supports the plant as it begins its recovery and acclimation process.
