Anthurium Clarinervium 2"

Anthurium clarinervium — 2” Pot
Bring home one of the most sought-after Anthuriums around! 🌿✨ Anthurium clarinervium is famous for its velvety, deep-green, heart-shaped leaves and striking silvery-white veins. The contrast between the dark foliage and bright venation makes this a true collector’s plant.
This 2” potted plant is a great size for growing out and watching those beautiful leaves develop as it matures.
🌱 Plant Details
Plant: Anthurium clarinervium
Pot Size: 2”
Light: Bright, indirect light
Humidity: 60–80%+ preferred
Water: Allow the top portion of the growing medium to begin drying before watering again
Temperature: 65–85°F
Growth: Moderate
Difficulty: Intermediate
Pet Friendly: No — Anthuriums contain calcium oxalate crystals and should not be ingested.
💧 Care Guide
☀️ Light
Give your clarinervium plenty of bright, indirect light. An east- or north-facing window can work well, while stronger windows may require filtered light. Avoid intense direct afternoon sun, which can scorch the velvety leaves.
💦 Watering
Clarinerviums like consistent moisture but do not like sitting in soggy soil. Water thoroughly when the upper portion of the substrate has started to dry, then allow excess water to drain completely.
Avoid watering on a strict schedule. Your plant’s environment, potting mix, temperature, and humidity will determine how quickly it dries.
🌫️ Humidity
Higher humidity will help this Anthurium thrive and produce healthier leaves. Aim for 60–80% humidity if possible. Good airflow is important, especially in very humid environments.
🌡️ Temperature
Keep your plant warm and away from cold drafts, air-conditioning vents, and sudden temperature changes. Ideally, keep temperatures above 65°F.
🪴 Potting Mix
Use a chunky, well-aerated Anthurium mix that drains quickly while retaining some moisture. A combination of materials such as orchid bark, perlite/pumice, coco chips, and a moisture-retentive component works well.
🌿 Fertilizing
During active growth, use a balanced fertilizer diluted to approximately ¼–½ strength every few weeks. Avoid heavily fertilizing a stressed, recently shipped, or newly repotted plant.
📦 Important — New Plant Arrival
Your plant may look slightly different when it arrives than it does in photos. Plants are living organisms, and leaf size, coloration, variegation, and growth stage naturally vary.
After receiving your plant:
Carefully unpack it and inspect the plant.
Place it somewhere warm with bright, indirect light.
Give it time to acclimate to your environment.
Avoid immediately repotting unless there is a specific reason to do so.
Monitor moisture carefully during the first week.
Pro Tip: Anthuriums can take a little time to adjust after shipping. Don’t panic if your plant looks slightly tired when it first arrives — give it warmth, humidity, airflow, and time to settle in. ❤️🌱
🌿 Grow Something Extraordinary
With the right conditions, Anthurium clarinervium will reward you with increasingly impressive foliage and that unmistakable velvety texture and silver veining that collectors love.
Add this gorgeous collector’s Anthurium to your jungle today!