anthurium black dragon exotic plant Anthurium Hookeri Black Dragon Large

anthurium black dragon exotic plant Anthurium Hookeri Black Dragon LargeSee photos for reference of the plant features only. Sent to you more likely as featured with descriptions below: Minimum of 4 leaves Rooted not cuttings Pedestal EditionThick, crocodile textured foliage in a deep, inky green crowns this large birds nest anthurium. The scale reads architecturalbold blades, stout petioles, and a commanding, self supporting rosette that anchors a room. Dimension & Build Botanical: Anthurium hookeri Black Dragon Form:

See photos for reference of the plant features only. Sent to you more likely as featured with descriptions below:

Minimum of 4 leaves

Rooted not cuttings

Pedestal Edition
Thick, crocodile-textured foliage in a deep, inky green crowns this large bird’s-nest anthurium. The scale reads architectural—bold blades, stout petioles, and a commanding, self-supporting rosette that anchors a room.

Dimension & Build

• Botanical: Anthurium hookeri ‘Black Dragon’
• Form: upright bird’s-nest rosette; broad, paddle-like leaves with heavy corrugation
• Finish: satin–matte surface; rugged, bullate patterning; substantial leaf thickness
• Interior scale (large): typically ~60–90 cm (24–35 in) with steady routines
• Pet guidance: display beyond curious nibblers

Where It Belongs
Set on a low console or pedestal where side light skims the texture. Pairs well with smooth, matte planters and minimal décor; contrasts beautifully against fine-leaf aroids and lighter variegates.

Light & Climate

• Illumination: diffused daylight or gentle morning rays; screen harsh noon sun to protect the bullate surface.
• Humidity & Temp: comfortable room moisture around 55–70% RH; 20–29 °C (68–85 °F).
• Air: mild circulation keeps edges tidy and the crown firm.

Water & Medium

• Hydration: re-water when the top layer feels dry; drench thoroughly and let excess drain—no standing water.
• Substrate: open, fast-draining matrix—orchid bark + pumice/coarse perlite + coco chips, with a light sphagnum accent.
• Crown: seat slightly high in the mix to discourage basal wetness.

Feeding & Upkeep

• Nutrition: balanced fertilizer at ¼–½ strength during active growth; taper as days cool.
• Grooming: dust leaves so the sculpted “armor” reads clean; remove tired lower blades to keep the silhouette crisp.
• Orientation: quarter-turn the planter every few weeks for even presentation.

Set-In Notes
Start under cushioned brightness and step light up over 10–14 days. New flushes usually show the sharpest corrugation and richest dark tone.

Shipping

In sending out buyers’ package, I will be using either DHL Express or UPS. The travel may take 3-9 days in normal circumstance. Consider including your active phone number and send it by email or purchase note. This is used to create shipping label and used by respective couriers for easier communication with you in delivering your package (s). if not provided then I will be using only your email address provided.

Packaging

Materials used to ensure good deliveries of the packages:
1. Moist sphagnum moss an tissue paper ; it is used to wrap the roots.
2. Plastic wrap; it is used to wrap the sphagnum moss & tissue paper.
3. Dacron to stuff each plant as a whole reducing excessive shaking and scratches between leaves.
4. A layer of thin cardboard; it is used to cover each plant as a whole (dacron inside this layer).
5. Outer layer of thick DHL Express cardboard size 7.
6. Insulation

Paperwork Attached to the Packages (s)

Below are the documents that will be attached buyers’ package (s):
1. Phytosanitary Certificate (FREE)
+ This document contains the contents of the package; genus, plants quantity, plant name, declaration, origin of materials/ shipper, treatment established prior to shipment etc.
2. Commercial Invoice (FREE)
3. Declaration letter (stated in the phytosanitary certificate)
4. DHL Express / UPS shipping label. Addressed to the stated destination written on buyers’ purchase or as agreed upon.
5. Import Permit (optional/ only if provided).
6. Green & Yellow label (optional/ only if provided).
7. Any other paperwork requested by buyers.

Proof of Shipment

In ensuring the smooth transaction of a purchase and keeping good relationship between seller and buyer, I will always include these materials on my shipment documentation to buyers’ email as proof of shipment:
1. Files of original Phytosanitary Certificate & Commercial Invoice (on buyers’ request)
+ This document contains the contents of the package; genus, plants quantity, plant name, declaration, origin of materials/ shipper, treatment established prior to shipment etc.
2. Photo of original Phytosanitary Certificate & Commercial Invoice.
3. Photo of package and whatever paperwork attached to the package.
4. Photo of plants purchased, recent condition a few hours before shipment.

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