Anthurium magnificum x carlablackiae Pet Safe we use thicker chunks of

we use thicker chunks of bark

They will do best when given a bright light and can even handle some direct sun

These do not like to dry all the way out between waterings

This process will eventually result in a trunk or stalk at the base of the plant as it mature further helping the plant stabilize itself in the soil

Although scindapsus is sold often as a "low light plant" our definition of low light is what the plant needs to survive

Anthurium magnificum x carlablackiae Pet Safe we use thicker chunks ofThis is an Anthurium hybrid of magnificum x carlablackiae! These are seed grown, and are still just babies. They range in sizes, but we promise to pick you out a nice and healthy one! They are currently in 2" pots, but are definitely ready to be repotted into a bigger size. Care: These are going to thrive in bright filtered light, but avoid direct sunlight. They appreciate nice humidity levels. This plant would do best in a semi coarse potting mix and