Anthurium Fort Sherman x portilae (indo)

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Anthurium Fort Sherman x portilae (indo)

Name: Anthurium Fort Sherman x portilae (indo)
Brand: Marina's Jungle Gems
SKU: 261
Price: 50.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

50,00 €

Collector's Anthurium, a cross Fort Sherman x portilae (indo), grown and acclimatised at home. One of a kind: you will receive exactly the plant in the photo.

🌱 Seed-grown plant (seedling), not from cuttings or tissue culture.

1 in stock

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Careful shipping in 24-72 working hours. Good-condition arrival guarantee: if it arrives damaged, send a video and photos within 24 h and we'll sort it out.

Category: Anthuriums Tags: Anthurium, Anthurium Fort Sherman x portilae (indo), rare Anthurium, Fort Sherman x portilae (indo), rare Anthurium

Description

A lovely young anthurium, a collector's cross: Fort Sherman x portilae (indo). Grown and acclimatised at home with care, rooted in sphagnum moss.

You will receive exactly the specimen in the photo. Remember it is a living thing in full development: with the right care it will keep growing and putting out leaves. It arrives well protected for shipping.

Additional information

Weight	1 kg

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Plant details

Variety: Anthurium Fort Sherman x portilae (indo)
Format: acclimatised plant, with active roots
Origin: grown and acclimatised at home, in Girona (Spain). Unique specimen: you receive the one in the photo.
Shipping: Mainland Spain €6.95 (free from €60) and European Union; live-plant packaging, heat pack from November to March.

Growing and care

Light: bright indirect; never direct sun.
Watering: when the top 2-3 cm of the substrate are dry; Anthurium hates waterlogging.
Temperature and humidity: 18-28 °C, minimum 15 °C; humidity of 60% or more (humidifier or tray with water).
Substrate: airy mix (coco coir, perlite and bark); pot with good drainage.
Feeding: from spring to summer, balanced fertiliser at half dose every 2-3 weeks.

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