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Anthurium ‘King of Kings’ 4”
Anthurium ‘King of Kings’ 4”
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Anthurium ‘King of Kings’. Bred from tropical Anthurium lineage that grows along rainforest floors with high humidity, stable warmth, and filtered light. Roots sit in loose, organic material with constant airflow. Valued for its oversized velvet foliage and strong presence. Leaves are large, heart-shaped, thick, and deeply veined with a soft, velvety surface.
Light requirements.
Prefers east and south windows.
Place 1–3 ft from the window.
Grow lights 5000K–6500K.
10–14 inches from canopy.
Foot-candles: 800–1,500 for large leaf development.
Watering & environment.
Keep lightly moist.
Check root zone.
Requires 60%+ humidity and airflow.
What your plant is telling you.
Needs water: leaves soften and lose firmness.
Too wet: roots decline, leaves yellow.
Light issues: smaller leaves and weaker veining.
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It arrived packaged beautifully and the color is even more vibrant in person. So excited to watch it grow!
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