Anthurium brownii Care, Propagation, Watering & Growing Tips

Anthurium brownii, commonly known as Doc Brown's Anthurium, is native to Central and South America, specifically Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia. This plant belongs to the Anthurium genus, which has striking green leaves and a velvety texture to the leaves, which gives a luxurious impression to this plant. This plant loves humidity and indirect sunlight. 

Common Name

Doc Brown’s Anthurium, Velvet Cardboard Anthurium
Plant Type
Houseplants Perennials
Taxonomy
Scientific name
Anthurium brownii
Genus
Anthurium
Family
Araceae
Order
Alismatales
Class
Monocotyledons

Anthurium brownii Water Needs

Water requirements and watering times for Anthurium brownii.
Water Needs
Average
Cups
Generally, Anthurium brownii needs water once every 9 days in 0.8 cups.
1 Cup = 250 ml, so at least Anthurium brownii needs about 0.2 L per 9 days.

Anthurium brownii Temperature, Humidity, and Light

Ideal light, temperature & humidity needed for Anthurium brownii to thrive.

Light Requirements

± 4 hours

Temperature

65°F to 80°F

Humidity Preference

High

Anthurium brownii prefers High humidity levels, between 60% and 80%.

Anthurium brownii Soil Types and Growing Media

Information about soil and suitable planting media for Anthurium brownii.

Suitability in pots

5L

Anthurium brownii plants require different pot sizes as they grow. Start with a small pot of 5L.

Soil type

loam
Soil Drainage
Moist but well-drainage

Soil PH

acid

Anthurium brownii Characteristics

All you need to know about the characteristics of the Anthurium brownii plant.

Maximum Height

20 Inches or 1 meters

Spread

10 Inches or 1 meters

Color

Green

Characteristics

Showy Evergreen

Is Anthurium brownii toxic to pets?

Yes

Anthurium brownii can be poisonous for your pets if ingested.

Garden Style

Patio And Containers

Anthurium brownii Grow and Care

Find out information on how to propagate Anthurium brownii, when it flowers, and how to care for it.

Maintenance

easy

Propagation Methods

stem cutting root division

Flowering season

No flowers

Anthurium brownii Native Region

Find out where the Anthurium brownii plant originated.

Country

United States of America (the)
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