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anthurium sierra magic Anthurium Plant Kokedama / Anturio – KOKECUTES

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anthurium sierra magic Anthurium Plant Kokedama / Anturio – KOKECUTESBring a tropical touch to your home with the Anthurium Plant Kokedama, a unique way to display your houseplant. This plant features an amazing anthurium flower, surrounded by an intricate web of lush foliage. Enjoy the lush, vibrant colors and stylish addition to your decor all year long. Let your home bloom with beauty, sure to bring a splash of color to your home or garden! Its natural powers to purify the air and its striking colors make it perfect

Bring a tropical touch to your home with the Anthurium Plant Kokedama, a unique way to display your houseplant. This plant features an amazing anthurium flower, surrounded by an intricate web of lush foliage. Enjoy the lush, vibrant colors and stylish addition to your decor all year long. Let your home bloom with beauty, sure to bring a splash of color to your home or garden!

Its natural powers to purify the air and its striking colors make it perfect for any room in your home or office. Enjoy its lush foliage and easy maintenance

Anthurium plants thrive in bright, indirect light.
It is an evergreen plant that blooms all year long with good care. It normally blooms for about three months and then the cycle starts all over again.


kokedama
It is a Japanese technique that consists of replacing the container or pot with a ball covered with moss or coconut fiber, which will help the substrate to maintain humidity and temperature.


Kokedama Care:

LIGHT
Anthuriums like to be in a well-lit place, but they don't like direct sunlight (as their leaves could burn)
When the plant is placed in the dark it will give fewer flowers. They love heat, but never direct sunlight.

WATER
Moderate. It does not tolerate excess watering as it could lose the leaves.
It is watered by immersion, you just have to immerse the ball in a container full of water for 5 to 10 minutes or until it is completely saturated with water.
Remove the kokedama from the water, let the excess water drain before putting it back in place, you must place it on a plate or a base.
To determine when to water, feel the weight of the plant. If the ball feels heavy, no water is needed. If it feels light, soak the ball as directed. It is approximately every 7 days.
And remember, it is almost always better to "sin" to water less than more.

HUMIDITY
Plentiful moisture, thanks to daily sprays.
Stay away from cold drafts, avoid drafts and heating.

TEMPERATURE
Constant warm temperature, without sudden changes.
prefers very warm temperatures (65-85°F)

FERTILIZER
Reinforce with fertilizers and organic fertilizers, preferably adding them to the irrigation water.

For units that are in stock, shipping will take 2-4 business days. In case you want to book, I will inform you of the new deadline.
The kokedama in the photo is not the exact plant you will receive, please note that it is a reference photo.
When you buy your kokedama online, give it time to adjust to its new surroundings. It is very common for them to lose a few leaves when they first arrive in their new home, but they will be complete with beautiful shiny new leaves in one or two.
months.
Note: This indoor plant is not intended for human or animal consumption.

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