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🌿 Anthurium magnificum x nigrolaminum ‘Gigi’ – The Velvet Titan of the Jungle 👑✨

 

A true collector’s dream, the Anthurium magnificum x nigrolaminum ‘Gigi’ combines the best of both worlds—the massive, velvety leaves of Anthurium magnificum and the dark, dramatic flair of Anthurium nigrolaminum. The result? A jaw-dropping hybrid with deep green, heart-shaped leaves that have an almost suede-like texture and strikingly bold veins. This plant is luxurious, rare, and commands attention, making it a must-have centerpiece for any serious Anthurium lover.

 

Why ‘Gigi’ is a Showstopper:

 

✅ Velvety, Oversized Leaves – Thick, heart-shaped, and pure rainforest royalty.

✅ Prominent Veining – Nature’s way of making it look even more dramatic and sculptural.

✅ Rare & Highly Coveted – A hybrid masterpiece that’s not easy to find, but totally worth the hunt.

 

Caring for Your ‘Gigi’:

 

🌞 Light: Loves bright, indirect light to maintain its velvety texture and vibrant veins. Keep it out of harsh direct sun.

💧 Watering: Keep the soil lightly moist, but never let it sit in water—well-draining soil is a must.

🌿 Humidity: Thrives in high humidity (70%+), so a humidifier or regular misting will keep it happy.

🌱 Growth: A slow to moderate grower, but each new leaf is an event—expect them to get bigger and more dramatic over time.

✂️ Pruning: Just remove older leaves as needed to keep it looking pristine.

 

The Anthurium magnificum x nigrolaminum ‘Gigi’ isn’t just a plant—it’s a statement piece. Sophisticated, bold, and breathtakingly beautiful, this velvet titan is perfect for those who love big, lush, and luxurious foliage in their indoor jungle. 🌿👑✨

Anthurium magnificum x nigrolaminum 'Gigi' - 17cm / 70cm

£84.99Price
  • The following aroid mix I would like to share with you is working well for my Anthurium:

    • Potting Soil (30%)
    • Orchid Bark (30%)
    • Perlite (20%)
    • Charcoal (5%)
    • Worm Castings (15%)

    Water thoroughly when watering to mimic tropical jungle conditions. It is best practice to keep the soil humid but never soggy.

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