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Not sure which size to pick? We use nursery pot diameter as a simple way to help you compare plants and choose the right one for your space.
6 cm pot (plug)
Tiny, cute and full of potential. A great choice if you love watching your plant grow and develop from an early stage.
8–9 cm pot
Still compact, but already nicely established. Perfect for your indoor growth cabinet!
10.5–12 cm pot
More established, fuller and ready to make a statement. The perfect pick if you’re looking for an eye-catcher!
Pot diameter is a helpful indication of a plant’s size, but every variety has its own way of growing. Some naturally grow much larger than others, even when they share the same pot size.
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Meet the dark side of Anthurium. The Anthurium Dressleri is loved for its deep green, velvety leaves, dramatic shape and subtle veining that lets the dark foliage do all the talking. As the plant matures, the leaves become larger and more deeply shaped, giving her an almost prehistoric look. Native to the tropical forests of Panama and north-western Colombia, Dressleri was first described in 1978 and named after American botanist Robert L. Dressler. A true collector’s Anthurium with no need for flashy colours to stand out. Sometimes darker really is better.
Give your Anthurium Dressleri medium to bright, indirect light to support healthy growth and vibrant colours. Anthuriums prefer their soil to stay lightly and consistently moist, but don’t like soggy conditions! Water when the surface of the soil starts to feel dry. During spring and summer, feed your Anthurium at half strength with a balanced houseplant fertiliser every two weeks to support healthy new growth. Anthuriums thrive in high humidity, so aim for 70–80% where possible, with good airflow around the leaves. Adding a layer of sphagnum moss around the base of the stem can encourage aerial roots to develop. Only repot when your plant becomes root-bound, moving up to a pot around 3 cm wider in diameter. Always use an airy, chunky and well-draining soil mix that holds some moisture without staying wet, in a pot with drainage holes to keep its roots happy.
Every order is carefully hand-picked and packed with love. Orders are dispatched from our greenhouse every Monday to Wednesday (depending on the destination) with your selected shipping carrier. As soon as your order is on its way, you'll receive a tracking link by email so you can follow your plants every step of the journey.