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Anthurium Dorayaki - Medium

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The Anthurium Dorayaki (also known as Tailflower, Flamingo flower, or Laceleaf) is an aroid hybrid first bred in Indonesia. She enjoys bright indirect sun. She will thrive in humid air, and rich well-draining soil such as a mixture of orchid bark, perlite, and peat.

Care Instructions

Light:
   Bright Indirect Sun

Soil:
   Rich Well-draining Soil (orchid bark, perlite, peat)

Humidity:
   70%

Outdoor Planting Zone:
   9-11

Characteristics

Scientific Name:
   Anthurium Crystallinum 'Dorayaki'

Common Name(s):
   Anthurium Dorayaki, Tailflower, Flamingo Flower, and Laceleaf

Native Environment:
   Rainforests of Hybrid

Variegation:
   Not Variegated

Toxicity:
   Toxic

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The seller did message me and say that the...

The seller did message me and say that the item I wanted was oversold and offered to upgrade me to a similar plant. I was ok with this upgrade and the plant shipped very quickly and arrived within 1-3 days. I was disappointed in the state of the plant when it arrived. There was soil all over the inside of the box as there was only a plastic bag wrapped around the pot and nothing was secured inside of the box. The plant had obviously been upsized into a 6 inch pot unnecessarily and it was almost completely out of the pot when it arrived. At least one leaf had been broken off. After placing into a smaller pot and putting it into a cabinet with high humidity, two of the plants remaining leaves have yellowed and crisped. Overall, I think the packaging could've been better to prevent such a rough transition.