4" Anthurium Hookeri trailing Come make something green and

Come make something green and take home a little piece of the party

and not tested on animals

or bright indoor spaces

Fun Fact:Dieffenbachia is often called “Dumb Cane” because its sap can cause temporary irritation if ingested 🌿✨

Fun Fact:Anisodontea is often called Cape Mallow and can bloom continuously from spring through fall in the right conditions

4" Anthurium Hookeri trailing Come make something green andAnthurium Hookeri (Anthurium hookeri) Anthurium Hookeri, often called Birds Nest Anthurium, forms a dense rosette of long, arching leaves that radiate outward from the center. The foliage is thick, slightly rippled, and deep green, giving it a full, sculptural look without needing much height. It has a more structured, almost nest like shape compared to other anthuriums, making it a strong statement plant without being flashy. Its a sturdy, low fuss