What types of Anthurium plants are for sale?

PlantNookShop carries a wide range of Anthurium plants including popular flowering varieties like Red, Pink, and Purple Anthurium, as well as rare foliage collector types like Anthurium Clarinervium, Crystallinum, Warocqueanum (Queen Anthurium), and Veitchii (King Anthurium).

How much do Anthurium plants cost?

Anthurium plant prices vary by variety and size. Common flowering Anthurium andraeanum plants typically range from $20 to $50. Rare foliage varieties like Clarinervium and Crystallinum range from $40 to $100, while highly sought-after collector specimens like Warocqueanum or Veitchii can cost $75 to $200 or more depending on size and availability.

Do you ship Anthurium plants?

Yes, PlantNookShop ships Anthurium plants across the United States. Each plant is carefully packed to protect roots and foliage during transit. We ship Monday through Wednesday to prevent weekend delays and ensure your plant arrives in peak condition.

Are Anthurium plants easy to care for indoors?

Yes, most Anthurium plants are relatively easy to care for indoors. They thrive in bright, indirect light and prefer temperatures between 65 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit with moderate to high humidity. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry, use a well-draining aroid mix, and avoid direct sunlight to prevent leaf scorch. Flowering Anthurium varieties are especially forgiving for beginners.

Are Anthurium plants toxic to pets or children?

Yes, Anthurium plants are toxic to cats, dogs, and humans if ingested. The plants contain calcium oxalate crystals, which can cause oral pain, swelling, drooling, and gastrointestinal upset. Keep all Anthurium plants out of reach of pets and small children.

What is the difference between flowering Anthurium and foliage Anthurium?

Flowering Anthurium varieties, such as Anthurium andraeanum, are grown primarily for their long-lasting waxy blooms in colors like red, pink, white, and purple. Foliage Anthurium varieties, such as Clarinervium, Crystallinum, and Warocqueanum, are prized for their dramatic, velvety, large-leafed foliage with striking venation patterns and are popular among rare plant collectors. Both types make excellent indoor tropical plants.