Anthurium Tezula Red Crystallinum - 4" Bright Indirect Humidity - Prefers dry environment

Humidity - Prefers dry environment

They propagate easily from stem and leaf cuttings and will also readily produce pups around their base

Fertilizer - Fertilize sparingly in spring and summer with a cactus fertilizer mixed at ½ strength

Climate - Native to Norfolk Island

Anthurium Tezula Red Crystallinum - 4" Bright Indirect Humidity - Prefers dry environmentAnthurium Red Crystallinum is a special hybrid that features distinctive, velvetytextured, heartshaped leaves with a reddish hue in emergent foliage and strong contrasting veins. Water: Use a welldraining but moistureretentive substrate, such as a mix of fine bark, peat or cococoir, and perlite or pumice. Water when the top part (roughly the top third) of the substrate begins to dry, but avoid letting the roots sit in standing water. Consistently