Anthuriums

Live Anthuriums for Bold Blooms & Striking Foliage

Anthurium is a genus that delivers on two fronts at once: the classic varieties bring glossy, heart-shaped, long-lasting blooms in vivid colors, while the collector-focused varieties bring dramatic, oversized foliage prized more for leaf shape than flowers at all. Our collection spans both sides of that range, from accessible flowering varieties to genuinely rare specialty foliage plants.

Classic Flowering Varieties

Anthurium 'White', Anthurium 'Red', and Anthurium 'Pink' represent the genus's most recognizable form — glossy, waxy-looking spathes in bold, saturated colors that last for weeks at a time, making Anthurium one of the longer-blooming flowering houseplants available. Anthurium 'Orange' and Anthurium Rainbow Champion bring additional color options into that same flowering category, while our 3 Anthurium Variety Pack and 2 Anthurium Variety Pack offer a way to collect multiple bloom colors at once rather than choosing a single variety.

Collector Foliage Varieties

Beyond the classic flowering types, this collection includes several Anthurium varieties grown primarily for dramatic foliage rather than blooms. Anthurium Crystallinum is prized for large, velvety leaves with striking white veining, while Anthurium 'Clarinervium' offers a similar velvety texture with its own distinct vein pattern, commanding one of the higher price points in this collection as a genuinely sought-after collector plant. Anthurium 'Magnificum' brings substantial size and deeply textured foliage, and Anthurium 'Veitchii' is known for unusually long, pendulous, corrugated leaves unlike typical Anthurium foliage shapes.

Unusual & Specialty Forms

For something further outside the typical Anthurium look, Anthurium 'Vittarifolium' offers narrow, strap-like leaves that bear little resemblance to the broad, heart-shaped foliage most people associate with the genus. Anthurium Fingers and Anthurium 'Cobra' bring their own unusual leaf shapes into the mix, while Anthurium 'Radicans x Luxurians' and Anthurium 'Superbum' round out the more unusual end of the collection for dedicated Anthurium collectors looking beyond the standard varieties.

Growing Conditions

Most Anthuriums prefer bright, indirect light, and as a genus they generally appreciate higher humidity than typical indoor air provides, particularly the velvety-leafed collector varieties like Crystallinum and Clarinervium, which tend to be more sensitive to dry conditions than the classic flowering types.

Choosing Between Bloom and Foliage

If you want long-lasting, colorful blooms, the classic 'White', 'Red', 'Pink', and 'Orange' varieties are the most straightforward choice and tend to be more forgiving overall. If you're drawn to dramatic leaf texture and pattern over flowers, the collector foliage varieties like Crystallinum and Clarinervium offer a completely different, equally rewarding side of the genus, generally asking for a bit more attentive humidity in return.

A Genus With Range

Whether you want reliable, long-lasting blooms or a genuinely rare foliage specimen, Anthurium offers two distinct paths within a single plant family, both capable of becoming a real centerpiece in a collection.