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anthurium riego Anthurium Karma Purple, con máscara decorativa y sistema de auto-riego – Secret Garden Plant Shop

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anthurium riego Anthurium Karma Purple, con máscara decorativa y sistema de auto-riego – Secret Garden Plant ShopAnthurium Karma Purple es una variedad compacta y refinada, ideal para interiores modernos, con flores brillantes de un violeta prpura profundo y follaje verde intenso, en forma de corazn. Esta planta tropical aporta un toque de color sofisticado a cualquier estancia, manteniendo su aspecto fresco y elegante durante mucho tiempo. Sistema de riego: maceta con auto riego, equipada con la tecnologa WaterWick y un recipiente cermico de la gama Easy Care,

Anthurium ‘Karma Purple’ es una variedad compacta y refinada, ideal para interiores modernos, con flores brillantes de un violeta-púrpura profundo y follaje verde intenso, en forma de corazón. Esta planta tropical aporta un toque de color sofisticado a cualquier estancia, manteniendo su aspecto fresco y elegante durante mucho tiempo.

Sistema de riego: maceta con auto-riego, equipada con la tecnología WaterWick y un recipiente cerámico de la gama Easy Care, con el borde que sostiene la maceta de cultivo suspendida. Este sistema permite que la planta extraiga por sí misma la cantidad de agua necesaria, mediante una mecha que transporta el agua desde la bandeja, que en este caso funciona como un depósito, hacia las raíces. Así, la planta se beneficia de una hidratación constante y equilibrada, reduciendo el riesgo de secado o de riego excesivo.

Cuidado:

  1. Luz: Prefiere luz indirecta, zona luminosa. Puede tolerar también semisombra, pero la floración será más abundante en condiciones de luz adecuada. Evite la exposición directa al sol, que puede quemar las hojas.
  2. Sustrato: Prefiere un suelo bien drenado, rico en materia orgánica. Una mezcla de tierra para flores con perlita y turba es ideal para asegurar el drenaje necesario.
  3. Riego: El riego debe ser regular, manteniendo el suelo uniformemente húmedo, pero no saturado. Deje que el suelo se seque ligeramente entre riegos para prevenir la pudrición de las raíces. Durante el invierno, reduzca ligeramente el riego.
  4. Humedad: El Anthurium prefiere un nivel alto de humedad. Pulverizar regularmente las hojas o usar un humidificador puede ser beneficioso, especialmente en los meses de invierno.
  5. Temperatura: La planta se desarrolla mejor a temperaturas entre 18-25°C. Evite la exposición a temperaturas inferiores a 15°C y proteja la planta de corrientes de aire frío.
  6. Fertilización: Fertilice la planta una vez al mes durante el periodo de crecimiento (primavera y verano) con un abono líquido equilibrado para plantas de interior. Reduzca la fertilización en otoño e invierno.
  7. Propagación: El Anthurium se multiplica dividiendo la mata o mediante esquejes de tallo. La división se realiza mejor en primavera.
  8. Problemas comunes: La planta puede verse afectada por plagas como ácaros rojos y pulgones. Revise la planta regularmente y trate con insecticidas adecuados si es necesario. El riego excesivo puede causar pudrición de las raíces y aparición de moho.

Altura con maceta aprox. 40 cm

El recipiente decorativo está incluido en el precio.

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