Anthurium is one of the Araceae family that has many diverse variants. This exotic epiphyte is have about 1000 different species that grow in many different shapes and colors.
But even within a bunch variant of species with diverse bracts that range from white, through pink, purple, and red to black, Anthuriums can easily be recognized from their evergreen, decorative foliage. If you’re still didn’t familiar with the Anthurium types but want to buy one, here’s an introduction to some of the Anthurium species that have become popular houseplants.
- Anthurium Dorayaki
Anthurium Dorayaki is a hybridized variant of Anthurium Crystallinum. Even though it has a Japanese-like name, Anthurium Dorayaki is originally from Tropical America and widely grown around Central and Southern America.
The name ‘Dorayaki’ refers to its round-shaped and thick leaves that look like a Japanese sweet round pancake-like snack called Dorayaki. Anthurium Dorayaki is well known for its exquisite vibrant color and its cute shape. Anthurium Dorayaki is a good choice for you to keep as a houseplant because it looks beautiful and not demanding at all.
- Anthurium Magnificum
Anthurium Magnificum is related to the Philodendrons family. It’s originally grown in South America, especially the region that has a warmer climate.
Anthurium Magnificum has large leather-like leaves with dense dark green color and contrasts bright white veins. Its leaves have a kind of waxy substance that makes them look shiny under the light so it can radiate sunny vibes in your home.
The best part about Anthurium Magnificum is it easy to care for and doesn’t need any special requirements.
- Anthurium Regale
Anthurium Regale is classified as a rare tropical plant that belongs to the family of Araceae. This exotic Peruvian plant is recognized by its majestic-looking flowers and large-sized leaves that have a heart-like shape with beautiful yellowish veins. The leaves can grow up to 122 Centimeters long and 92 Centimeters wide with appropriate care.
Anthurium Regale is quite popular as an indoor plant because of its broad leafy beauty. Planting an Anthurium Regale is a smart option to add some green tone to your house and garden.
- Anthurium Queremalense
The Anthurium Queremalense has elegant-looking with large green leaves that can grace your home. This Anthurium variant belongs to the biggest genus of the Aroid family that’s usually found growing in the equatorial region like the South American countries’ rainforests.
Anthurium Queremalense is a rare plant that you’ll not find in every garden. But apart from its rarity, Anthurium Queremalense is adored because of its green heart-shaped foliage.
- Anthurium Warocqueanum Dark Form
The Anthurium Warocqueanum is often referred to as the Queen of Anthurium. It’s attributed as a Queen because of its stunning appearance that can dominate and liven up boring spaces and corners with its immense, sturdy, and thick green leaves with silvery-white veins.
There is a dark form and the regular form of Anthurium Warocqueanum. You can clearly see the difference between these two forms from their leaves’ shape and color. The regular form of Anthurium Warocqueanum has more wide leaves with lighter green color, while the Anthurium Warocqueanum Dark Form has a deeper green tone and narrow-shaped leaves.
- Anthurium Veitchii Narrow Form
If the Anthurium Warocqueanum holds the title of Queen of Anthurium, Anthurium Veitchii is known as the King of Anthurium. Anthurium Veitchii has the largest leaves among other Anthurium which make it looks majestic and stands out. In good condition, Anthurium Veitchii leaves can grow up to 4 – 6 feet long.
You can easily recognize Anthurium Veitchii from its leaves if you found one. This King’s size leaves have a uniquely long and elongated shape with horizontal ruffles all the way down.
Just like Anthurium Warocqueanum, Anthurium Veitchii also has two different forms. In its Narrow Form, Anthurium Veitchii has the veins closers together, while in its Wide Form, the veins looks further apart.
Those are some recommendations of Anthurium plant types that are popular to grow as a houseplant. If you’re interested to liven up your home with one of the six Anthurium types mentioned above, you can grab one at Bina Store and start to keep your own Anthurium at home.
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