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Have you ever thought about how long anthurium plants can live? It's pretty incredible!
Selena Conley
I've never had the joy of growing this plant before, but it's a lovely, long-growing type!
Selena Conley
I've had several anthurium plants, and this one is the longest-living and most impressive of them all! It can grow to be a whopping four feet long and can live for more than four years!
Selena Conley
Of course! With just a little love and attention—such as making sure it's getting enough light, water, and warmth, and keeping an eye on its soil quality, humidity levels, and fertilization. This plant will be around for you to enjoy for many years to come, even decades!
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Anthurium papillilaminum is an impressive plant in the genus Anthurium. It is characterized by its dark blackish-green and velvety foliage. This tropical plant needs moisture and indirect sunlight to thrive. Like other anthuriums, this variety contains calcium oxalate crystals that cause severe irritation with skin or ingestion.
Anthurium wendlingeri
Anthurium luxurians
Anthurium warocqueanum
