Anthurium 'Queen of Hearts'

Anthurium 'Queen of Hearts'The Anthurium Queen of Hearts is a captivating and exotic variety of the Anthurium species, known for its stunning, heart shaped leaves that can leave anyone in awe. Unlike the more commonly seen red or pink spathes of traditional anthuriums, the Queen of Hearts stands out with its striking glossy blackish red foliage, which can sometimes develop an intriguing dark burgundy or purple hue, especially under the right light conditions. The leaves have a

Watering for these is recommended every 10 days but do not let this palm fully fully dry out

which is one of the largest orchid genera with over 2

They will like to get roughly 2"-3" dry between waterings

It is best to avoid any sort of direct sun as this can potential burn foliage

Dischidia imbricata prefers bright

& anything your heart desires

Provide strong direct sun or bright filter light

creating an eye-catching contrast

Ficus religiosa is native to Southeast parts of Asia

This can be quite an amazing specimen once mature

We recommend watering roughly every 2 weeks as the soil is dry during the spring and summer

indirect light to maintain its striking appearance