Anthurium

Anthuriums are tropical aroids grown for their velvety, veined leaves, from the silver-veined Anthurium crystallinum to the long-leaved King and Queen anthuriums. Every in-stock plant ships by USPS from our California warehouse within 1–3 business days.

6 plants in stock · $49–$59

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About Anthurium

Which anthuriums do we sell?
We focus on foliage anthuriums: velvet-leaf species such as Anthurium crystallinum and Anthurium clarinervium, the King Anthurium (A. veitchii) and Queen Anthurium (A. warocqueanum), compact hybrids such as Dorayaki, and bird’s-nest forms of Anthurium hookeri. Each product page lists the size we ship and its light, water and humidity needs.
How are anthuriums shipped?
Every in-stock plant is already in our California warehouse, so there is no import step for you. Orders ship by USPS within 1–3 business days and usually arrive 2–5 days later.

Anthurium questions

Where can I buy rare anthurium plants in the USA?

Labijo sells rare anthuriums from our warehouse in California, including Anthurium crystallinum, clarinervium, warocqueanum, veitchii and hookeri forms when in stock. In-stock plants ship by USPS from our California warehouse within 1–3 business days: $12 for the first plant plus $4 for each extra plant, $30 flat to Hawaii, US only.

How do you care for a velvet-leaf anthurium?

Give it bright indirect light, a chunky mix of bark, perlite and sphagnum, water when the top inch is dry, and keep humidity at 60% or higher. Bird's-nest types such as Anthurium hookeri tolerate drier room air.

Are anthuriums toxic to cats and dogs?

Yes. Anthuriums contain calcium oxalate crystals, which irritate the mouth and stomach of cats and dogs. Keep them out of reach of pets and children.

What if my anthurium arrives damaged?

If a plant arrives dead or badly damaged, we send a replacement. Report it within 3 days of delivery with an unboxing video.