Anthurium Veitchii, often called "King Anthurium," is known for its large, corrugated leaves that can reach over a meter in length.

Anthurium Veitchii was discovered in the humid rainforests of Colombia and Ecuador. Named after John Veitch, a prominent 19th century British botanist, it quickly became a favorite among plant collectors worldwide. Its grand appearance and relatively easy care have made it a popular ornamental plant in both homes and botanical gardens.

Care: Plant your Anthurium Veitchi in an airy and well-drained soil mix that mimics its natural habitat, such as our aroid soil , a mix of orchid bark, sphagnum and perlite. This plant thrives best in bright but indirect lighting and requires high humidity to develop optimally. Water regularly, but make sure the soil is allowed to dry out slightly between waterings to prevent root problems.

Botanical description

Scientific name: Anthurium veitchii.

Origin: Colombia (Choco, Antioquia) 300–1510 m asl

Endangered: Not endangered but sought after due to its size and rarity.

Leaves: The large, folded leaves can be over a meter long and have a deep green, almost shiny surface that catches the light in a unique way.

Growth Habits: Anthurium Veitchii grows slowly but steadily and prefers a plant support to climb on.

Whether you are an experienced plant collector or looking for an impressive ornamental plant for your home, Anthurium Veitchii with its majestic size and unique leaf structure will make your friends jealous. Buy Anthurium Veitchii online today and give your home a royal touch with this magnificent plant!