Anthurium Brownii

Anthurium brownii
Anthurium brownii is a bold, tropical Anthurium known for its broad, deeply lobed green leaves and strong architectural shape. As it matures, the foliage can become large and dramatic, giving this plant a lush jungle look without needing flashy variegation. It is a beautiful choice for collectors who love statement Anthuriums with a natural, tropical form.

This plant prefers bright, indirect light, high humidity, and a chunky, well-draining aroid mix. Keep the soil lightly moist but never soggy, allowing the top layer to begin drying before watering again. Good airflow and warmth will help it grow strong, healthy foliage.

Care Level: Moderate
Light: Bright indirect light
Water: Keep lightly moist; avoid soggy soil
Humidity: Prefers higher humidity
Soil: Chunky aroid mix
Pet Toxicity: Toxic to pets if chewed or ingested

Starter Plant Note:
This is a young plant and will develop larger, more dramatic foliage as it matures.

Shipping Note:
Orders ship Mondays and Tuesdays to help prevent plants from sitting in transit over the weekend.

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Anthurium brownii is a tropical Anthurium with bold green foliage and a dramatic mature form. A beautiful collector plant for bright indoor growing.

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Anthurium brownii | Mulliken Nursery

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Anthurium, Anthurium brownii, Aroid, Collector Plant, Tropical Plant, Rare Plant, Green Foliage Plant, Moderate Care, Pet Toxic, Starter Plant, Mulliken Nursery

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Anthurium brownii 🌿✨
Anthurium brownii is a bold tropical Anthurium with broad, dramatic green leaves and a strong jungle-style shape. As it matures, the foliage can become large, lush, and beautifully architectural — perfect for collectors who love big-leaf Anthuriums without needing flashy variegation.

This plant prefers bright, indirect light, warm temperatures, higher humidity, and a chunky, well-draining aroid mix. Keep the soil lightly moist, but never soggy. Good airflow will help keep those big leaves happy. 💚

Care Level: Moderate 🌱
Light: Bright indirect light ☀️
Water: Lightly moist, never soggy 💧
Humidity: Appreciates higher humidity 🌫️
Soil: Chunky aroid mix 🪴
Pet Toxicity: Toxic to pets if chewed or ingested 🐾⚠️

Starter Plant Note:
This is a young plant and will develop larger, more dramatic foliage as it matures. 🌿

Meta description:
Anthurium brownii is a bold tropical Anthurium with broad green foliage and a dramatic mature form. A beautiful collector plant for bright indoor growing.

Page title:
Anthurium brownii | Mulliken Nursery

Tags:
Anthurium, Anthurium brownii, Aroid, Collector Plant, Tropical Plant, Rare Plant, Green Foliage Plant, Moderate Care, Pet Toxic, Starter Plant, Mulliken Nursery

It’s one of those fun little details that breeders geek out on! Sometimes it does matter, since the seed parent can influence size or growth habits, while the pollen parent might add color or texture traits. But hey—you’re right, you don’t have to know every tiny piece of breeding science to be the expert in your own plants. You’re already doing fantastic! Keep working your magic, and those plants will be finding homes in no time.

For that 6" Pink Princess you showed me, with the stronger color and good presence, I would price it at:

$45.00–$55.00

My pick for your Shopify listing: $49.00 🌿💗

Reasoning: big-box 6" Pink Princess plants can be around the high-$20s, while online nursery 6" plants are often closer to $50–$55, and higher-variegation/non-TC collector-style plants can go higher. I found a 6" Pink Princess listed at $50.95from Perfect Plants, while a Costa Farms 6" decor planter at Home Depot is around $28.97. Steve’s Leaves has a 5.5" non-TC Pink Princess at $89.99, but that is more of a premium collector-price example.

Because yours has nice color but may also show a little light-stress bronze, I’d avoid overpricing it. $49 feels fair, sellable, and still better than treating it like a plain green plant.

For barcode/SKU pricing, that would end in:

49
Example format: PHIPIN0649

Absolutely 🌿✨

Philodendron subhastatum — Ecuagenera 🌱

Philodendron subhastatum is a beautiful climbing Philodendron known for its long, glossy green leaves and striking reddish undersides as the plant matures. This Ecuagenera plant has a bold tropical look and can become especially impressive when given a moss pole or support to climb. 🌿❤️

As it grows, Philodendron subhastatum may develop larger, more elongated foliage with stronger color contrast between the green upper leaf surface and the red-toned backs of the leaves. It is a wonderful choice for collectors who enjoy classic climbing Philodendrons with a little extra drama. ✨

Care Level: Moderate 🌱
Light: Bright indirect light ☀️
Water: Let the top layer dry slightly between waterings; avoid soggy soil 💧
Humidity: Enjoys moderate to higher humidity 🌫️
Soil: Chunky, well-draining aroid mix 🪴
Growth Habit: Climbing Philodendron; benefits from a pole or support 🪵
Pet Toxicity: Toxic to pets if chewed or ingested 🐾⚠️

Starter / Import Note:
This plant was sourced from Ecuagenera. Imported or recently acclimated plants may show minor cosmetic leaf imperfections as they adjust, but they can continue developing strong new growth with proper care. 🌿

Shipping Note:
Orders ship Mondays and Tuesdays to help prevent plants from sitting in transit over the weekend. 📦

Meta description:
Philodendron subhastatum is a climbing tropical Philodendron with glossy green leaves and red-toned undersides. Sourced from Ecuagenera.

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Philodendron subhastatum Ecuagenera | Mulliken Nursery

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Philodendron, Philodendron subhastatum, Subhastatum, Ecuagenera, Aroid, Climbing Philodendron, Red Back Leaf, Collector Plant, Tropical Plant, Moderate Care, Pet Toxic, Mulliken Nursery