Anthurium Clarinervium
Anthurium clarinervium
A striking velvet-leaved anthurium featuring heart-shaped leaves with dramatic white veining that creates an almost painted appearance. This Mexican native is prized by collectors for its unique foliage pattern and compact growth habit, making it a stunning centerpiece plant that never fails to draw attention.
Harvest
N/Ad
Days to harvest
Sun
Bright indirect light
Zones
11–12
USDA hardiness
Height
1-3 feet
Complete Growing Guide
Soil: Loam (Silt). Soil pH: Acid (<6.0). Drainage: Good Drainage, Moist. Height: 1 ft. 0 in. - 3 ft. 6 in.. Spread: 0 ft. 9 in. - 1 ft. 0 in.. Spacing: 12 inches-3 feet. Growth rate: Slow. Propagation: Stem Cutting.
Harvesting
A globose berry.
Type: Berry.
Bloom time: Spring, Summer
History & Origin
Origin: Mexico to Tropical America
Considerations
- -Toxic (Flowers, Fruits, Leaves, Roots, Seeds, Stems): Low severity
- -Causes contact dermatitis
Companion Plants
Plant Together
Pothos
Similar humidity and light requirements, helps maintain ambient moisture levels
Philodendron
Compatible watering schedule and creates humid microclimate together
Peace Lily
Shares preference for filtered light and high humidity, mutual humidity benefits
Boston Fern
Increases air humidity through transpiration, thrives in same indirect light
Monstera Deliciosa
Similar tropical care requirements and helps maintain consistent humidity
Calathea
Both prefer high humidity and indirect light, similar watering needs
Bird of Paradise
Compatible humidity requirements and creates tropical microenvironment
Rubber Plant
Similar light preferences and helps maintain stable indoor humidity
Keep Apart
Snake Plant
Prefers dry conditions and infrequent watering, opposing humidity needs
Jade Plant
Succulent requiring dry soil between waterings, incompatible moisture requirements
Aloe Vera
Desert plant preferring dry conditions, conflicting watering and humidity needs
Pests & Disease Resistance
Resistance
Susceptible to fungal issues in low air circulation
Common Pests
Thrips, spider mites, mealybugs, scale insects
Diseases
Root rot, bacterial blight, anthracnose