anthurium silver blush vs crystallinum Anthurium Silver Blush

anthurium silver blush vs crystallinum Anthurium Silver BlushYou will receive the exact plant pictured. Chat with us below if you have any questions. Anthurium Silver Blush is a highly sought after hybrid of Anthurium Crystallinum. Most sections of the Silver Blushs leaves look as though they are dabbed with the most gorgeous pearl grey shades from a makeup palette. Through this silvery layer, pigments of dark green artistically surface with a coarse, crayon like effect. New leaves are often tinged with a red

You will receive the exact plant pictured. Chat with us below if you have any questions.

Anthurium Silver Blush is a highly sought-after hybrid of Anthurium Crystallinum. Most sections of the Silver Blush’s leaves look as though they are dabbed with the most gorgeous pearl-grey shades from a makeup palette. Through this silvery layer, pigments of dark green artistically surface with a coarse, crayon-like effect. New leaves are often tinged with a red-violet color.

Due to its round, cordate leaves and wide veins, the plant is often mistaken for another similar variety, Anthurium Dorayaki. But they are actually two different plants! You can always distinguish the Silver Blush with its largely silver foliage. The Dorayaki plant only has broad silver veins.

The Silver Blush prefers bright, indirect sunlight and a well-draining soil mix. Adding sphagnum moss into the potting mix you choose will help with aeration and moisture retention. As the plant likes humidity, you can mist it regularly but check that the top soil is dry before watering.

Even as it grows, Anthurium Silver Blush will be a much smaller fellow compared to the Anthurium Crystallinum. This makes it suitable for a terrarium. With proper care, it is truly a beautiful, ornamental plant to have in your collection.

At A Glance:

• Light: Bright but indirect
• Temperature: 60-70°F
• Humidity: High, 70-80%
• Water: Once a week
• Pet-Friendly: No