Anthurium Dorayaki: The Tropical Dessert You Can't Stop Looking At! 🍩🌿

Get ready to fall in love with Anthurium Dorayaki! Not only does this plant have a name that makes you think of a delicious Japanese dessert, but its leaves are just as irresistible. With its large, glossy, heart-shaped leaves, this Anthurium is a true visual delight. A deep, silky green, its leaves seem to be covered in a layer of tropical varnish that makes them gleam as if they were ready for a feast.

Elegant, exotic and with a sweet touch in its appearance, Dorayaki is the perfect plant for those looking to add a gourmet tropical touch to their home. A treat that doesn't make you fat but will brighten up any space!

Care (or how to keep your tropical sweetie happy):

🌞 Bright, indirect light: Anthurium Dorayaki loves light, but don't put it in direct sunlight, or its leaves will burn (and not look as appetizing anymore!). Place it in a spot with bright, indirect light, near a window with curtains. This way, its leaves will maintain that seductive glow that will make you think of tropical desserts all day long.

💧 Moderate watering: This anthurium likes its roots to be well hydrated, but no long soaks. Water when the top layer of the substrate is dry to the touch, and make sure the water drains well. Like a good dessert, Dorayaki needs just the right amount of water to stay at its perfect point.

🌿 High humidity: Dorayaki comes from tropical climates, so it loves humidity. If your home is rather dry, put a humidifier nearby or give it a small bath with a spray of water from time to time. This will make it happy, as if it were on vacation on a tropical island.

🥂 Occasional fertilization: Just like a good cupcake, this plant also needs an extra boost of nutrients. Fertilize it once a month in spring and summer with a balanced fertilizer, so that it continues to grow strong and vibrant. In winter, you can give it a little break.

🏺 Well-drained pot: Make sure your Dorayaki has a well-drained pot to prevent its roots from becoming waterlogged. A well-aerated substrate, such as a tropical plant mix with perlite, is perfect for keeping its roots fresh and healthy.