Anthurium warocqueanum, also known as the Queen Anthurium, is a large and impressive species of Anthurium. While it is not a natural climber like some other vining plants, it has a more upright growth habit. The plant produces long, lance-shaped leaves with a velvety texture. As it matures, it can develop a trunk-like structure.
Eu tô viciada em planta esquisita
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Acho que meu próximo desejo é o anthurium warocqueanum pic.twitter.com/qjQXQQodik
Although Anthurium warocqueanum doesn’t climb on its own, it may benefit from some support as it grows taller. Providing a stake or a totem for the plant to lean on can help maintain its upright form and prevent the stems from bending or breaking. Additionally, tying the stems gently to the support structure with soft ties or twine can offer further stability. This support encourages the plant to grow upward and maintain an elegant appearance.
