Anthurium Clarinervium

Anthurium clarinervium is a perennial in the family Araceae, native to the limestone hills of Chiapas, Mexico. It is highly sought after by houseplant collectors for its spectacular, large, heart-shaped leaves with a rich, velvety texture and prominently contrasting white venation. The leaves have a leathery yet soft quality that catches light to create a subtle sheen. It prefers bright indirect light, which accentuates the white vein pattern. High humidity (above 60%) is essential; in dry conditions leaf margins and tips turn brown. Water when the soil surface dries, but avoid waterlogging — a loose, well-draining medium such as orchid bark mixed with perlite is ideal. Growth is relatively slow. Maintaining humidity through misting or a pebble tray is key, and the plant performs well in enclosed glass cases or terrariums. A prized collector's plant renowned for its exceptional leaf beauty.

Watering, Liquid fertilizer