Anthurium 'Black Flamingo'
Anthurium spp. - Black
Meet the Black Anthurium—the goth sister of the classic Flamingo Flower. Dark, dramatic, and effortlessly cool, this beauty is a must-have. With its glossy, almost black blooms and heart-shaped leaves, this striking plant adds instant attitude to any space. A year-round bloomer, it’s the perfect mix of moody and charming, bringing bold energy wherever it grows.
Tolerates low light but thrives best in medium to bright, indirect sunlight.
SM: ~8–12" tall in a 4" pot.
MD: ~14–18" tall in a 6" pot.
Pro-tip: Brighter light equals a brighter bloom. If it stops blooming altogether, it needs to be moved to higher light.
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Anthurium 'Black Flamingo'
Anthurium spp. - Black
Meet the Black Anthurium—the goth sister of the classic Flamingo Flower. Dark, dramatic, and effortlessly cool, this beauty is a must-have. With its glossy, almost black blooms and heart-shaped leaves, this striking plant adds instant attitude to any space. A year-round bloomer, it’s the perfect mix of moody and charming, bringing bold energy wherever it grows.
Tolerates low light but thrives best in medium to bright, indirect sunlight.
SM: ~8–12" tall in a 4" pot.
MD: ~14–18" tall in a 6" pot.
Pro-tip: Brighter light equals a brighter bloom. If it stops blooming altogether, it needs to be moved to higher light.
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Anthurium spp. - Black
Meet the Black Anthurium—the goth sister of the classic Flamingo Flower. Dark, dramatic, and effortlessly cool, this beauty is a must-have. With its glossy, almost black blooms and heart-shaped leaves, this striking plant adds instant attitude to any space. A year-round bloomer, it’s the perfect mix of moody and charming, bringing bold energy wherever it grows.
Tolerates low light but thrives best in medium to bright, indirect sunlight.
SM: ~8–12" tall in a 4" pot.
MD: ~14–18" tall in a 6" pot.
Pro-tip: Brighter light equals a brighter bloom. If it stops blooming altogether, it needs to be moved to higher light.
