Welcome to the world of exotic plants! We present to you a true botanical gem that seems straight out of a fairy tale: the Anthurium Regale x Luxurians, a plant that will turn any corner of your home into a tropical sanctuary.

This hybrid is the result of the fusion between two absolutely spectacular species of Anthurium. On the one hand, the Anthurium Regale, known for its large, velvety, heart-shaped leaves, which with their silver veins look like a living work of art. And on the other, the Anthurium Luxurians, famous for its textured and shiny leaves that seem to be made of leather. The cross between these two wonders gives us a plant with an elegant appearance, with leaves that are a perfect mix of both species: large, dramatic, with a soft but robust texture.

This Anthurium Regale x Luxurians is not just a plant, it is a living design piece that will add a touch of distinction to any space. Ready to give it the home it deserves?

Care of Anthurium Regale x Luxurians:

We know your new plant will be the center of attention, so here are some tips to keep it looking its best:

Light: She loves bright, indirect light. Think of her as an actor who loves the limelight, but doesn't want to be in the spotlight all the time. A corner near a curtained window will be her happy place.

Watering: Keep the soil moist, but be careful, it doesn't like to swim! Allow the top of the soil to dry out between waterings. Too wet soil could make it feel like it's at a party, which it doesn't like: drowning!

Humidity: This tropical diva loves humidity, so give it a gentle sauna-like environment. Mist its leaves regularly or place it near a humidifier. It will thank you with spectacular growth.

Temperature: It is very cold. Keep the temperature between 18 and 25°C. It does not like draughts or very cold environments, so do not expose it to fans or open windows!

Substrate: Use a well-drained substrate, preferably one with a good organic matter content. It likes a fluffy soil, so mix orchid soil with some coconut fiber and perlite.
Fertilizing: Feed a balanced fertilizer every 4-6 weeks in spring and summer. In fall and winter, when it's resting from its leafy walkway, you can give it a fertilization break.