Anthurium Splendidum
Offered are clones of Anthurium Splendidum.
Clone 1 is shown on photos 1-2.
Clone 2 - photos 3-4.
Offered are unestablished cuttings! Current roots are a few cm long.
Anthurium Splendidum is known for its thick, leathery, heavily bullate foliage with a rugged, almost reptile-like texture. This is a true collector’s species with a very particular temperament.
WARNING: Extremely difficult and sensitive plant! Anthurium Splendidum requires stable warmth, consistent and extremely high humidity, and careful watering. It reacts poorly to environmental fluctuations, low humidity, or substrate imbalance. Even experienced growers may find it challenging. For advanced growers only!
Sold strictly at buyer’s own risk. Due to its demanding nature, no guarantees are given regarding adaptation after shipping.
Photos taken on 06-10-26
- Receive the exact selected plant *
- Packed with great care
- Shipped when weather is safe
- Free heat pack included in colder season
- Personal support
* Except plants listed as Grower's Choice.
All plant purchases made from October 9, 2026, include a premium engraved acrylic plant tag, complimentary with your plant. Made from black acrylic, each tag is individually engraved with the SMUKHI logo and plant’s name, giving every plant its own lasting identification.
Plant orders are typically shipped on Mondays only. Domestic orders within the Netherlands and Belgium may be shipped also on Tuesdays.
To help ensure plants arrive in the best possible condition, shipping may be temporarily postponed during periods of extreme heat or cold. If weather conditions are considered unsafe, your order will be held and dispatched as soon as it is safe to do so.
Your plants' health and safe arrival always come first.
Established plants
Live plants are natural products and may vary in size, shape, and maturity. Minor cosmetic imperfections or acclimation stress from shipping may occur and are considered normal.
Cuttings
Cuttings are intended for experienced growers only. They require suitable conditions, regular monitoring, and proper care. As new growth develops, the original roots or stem may naturally decline and should be trimmed or removed when necessary to promote healthy growth.
Questions?
Support and guidance are always available along the way.
