Anthurium Clarinervium Variegata

Included 

Diameter : 15cm

The biggest leaf of this plant : 10.5cm

This Anthurium was propagated from the basal stem section of the mother plant.

At the base, two active growth points have developed, which have resulted in two individual growing shoots.

In theory, once the plants reach a sufficient size, they can be separated. However, at this stage, their root systems are still largely connected to and dependent on the original mother stem.

As the plants continue to grow, each shoot will gradually develop its own independent root system. During this process, the new roots will progressively take over the main absorptive function.

At the moment, new roots can already be observed emerging along the sides of the pot, indicating that the plants are actively expanding their own root systems and transitioning toward independence.