Anthurium Corrugatum Care
The key to anthurium corrugatum care, is decent humidity levels throughout the year…
Anthurium Corrugatum Care Summary
| Light needs: | Medium to bright indirect sunlight. |
| Watering needs: | Check weekly, water if top half of soil is dry. |
| Fertilizer: | A well-diluted high nitrogen feed monthly in spring and summer. |
| Soil: | A mix of orchid bark, perlite and normal compost. |
| Humidity: | 60-70%. |
| Temperature: | 18°C to 25°C (64-77°F). |
| Where to buy: | Try our list of Rare Plant Shops. |
| Common issues: | Lack of humidity. |
Introduction
The anthurium corrugatum has a pebble/pimple texture to it’s heart shaped leaves. It is a stand out plant that although small will demand attention.
Light Needs
Medium to bright indirect sunlight is ideal.
How Often to Water An Anthurium Corrugatum
Check your plant weekly, and water if the top half of the soil is dry.
Fertilizer
Feed your corrugatum a well-diluted, high in nitrogen, fertilizer once a month in spring and summer.
Soil
I use a mix of orchid bark, perlite and normal compost for mine. This plant needs a really well draining medium.
For more on anthurium soil (what to buy and how to make your own) see our guide here: Anthurium Soil.
When To Repot
Check your plant in spring by removing the plant from it’s pot, to see if the roots need more space over the warmer coming months when the plant will do most of its growing.
Anthurium Corrugatum Humidity
The anthurium corrugatum likes to be humid, 60-70% humidity is ideal.
Temperature
The best temperature range is 18°C to 25°C (64-77°F).
Where To Buy
Try our list of Rare Plant Shops.
Anthurium Corrugatum Care FAQs and Common Problems
Humidity is important for anthuriums like this, be careful to maintain a humid environment or you may see issues like crisping leaves.
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