Anthurium warocqueanum, commonly known as the Queen Anthurium or the Queen of Hearts plant, is a large and impressive species of Anthurium. In its natural habitat, this plant is an epiphyte, which means it typically grows on other plants or trees for support but doesn’t necessarily climb them like a vine.
While Anthurium warocqueanum doesn’t climb in the same way as some vining plants, it can develop a somewhat upright growth habit with the help of a support structure. Providing a moss pole, totem, or other support system can encourage the plant to grow more vertically and develop a more upright appearance. This can enhance the overall aesthetics of the plant and prevent it from sprawling or trailing too much.
Anthurium warocqueanum
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Keep in mind that Anthurium warocqueanum is known for its large, heart-shaped, velvety leaves and is often grown for its impressive foliage rather than its climbing habits. Providing proper care, such as a well-draining potting mix, high humidity, and bright, indirect light, will contribute to the health and appearance of the plant.
