Anthurium hookeri Variegata

Unlike classic Anthuriums, the Hookeri stands out with its dense rosette habit. Its variegata version is a botanical marvel: its long, leathery, and wavy leaves are splashed with white, cream, or light green, making each plant unique.

• Light: Bright and indirect. Variegation requires a lot of light to avoid regressing.

• Watering: Allow the top third of the substrate to dry out. Be careful not to overwater the heart of the rosette.

• Humidity: Medium to high. Its thick leaves tolerate ambient air better than velvety varieties.

• Substrate: Very well-draining, such as "orchid mix" or "aroid mix".