Amydrium Plant Care Tips

The Amydrium is an aroid, which means that you can provide her with a special aroid potting mix to make her comfortable. Aroids prefer a mix of 60% soil, 15% bark, 10% coconut fibre, 10% charcoal and 5% perlite. A climbing tool is highly recommended for this fenestrated stunner, since she will be able to grow up right and produce bigger leaves. You can go with the trusty moss pole, but can also make her more charming with a plant stake or chain.

Light and placement for Amydrium

The Amydrium will thrive in bright, indirect light. But if you can’t provide her with this amount of light, she will also tolerate lower light conditions. Just keep in mind that that isn’t her optimal growing condition, so she might be a little bit less of a bewildering version, but will still be stunning.

Water

You can water your Amydrium whenever the top layer of the soil has dried out. We always recommend being mindful about the amount of water that you provide your plant with. It is better to give less water, more frequently, than too much water at once.

Nutrition

During the growing season, your Amydrium would like to reach for the skies. This means she can grow quite a bit, which makes her hungry. You can give her all the necessary nutrients, by adding our liquid PLNTS nutrition to your water once a month.

Propagating Amydrium

You can propagate your Amydrium by stem cutting. Make a cutting with 1-2 leaves and cut underneath a node. After cutting you can either place it in water, in a substrate or in soil. Roots will appear around the node and there you have a brand new Amydrium.

Most common pests on Amydrium

Keep your eyes out for aphids, mealybugs, spider mites and thrips. We advise you to have a little plant inspection now and then to make sure there are no infestations with any itchy creature. Do you have a pest problem? You can visit our PLNTS doctor page to diagnose your plant and read everything about the fitting treatment.

Are Amydrium poisonous for your pets or children?

Yes, unfortunately the Amydrium is poisonous. That is why we would advice to place your Amydrium in an unreachable spot if you have kids or pets walking around in your urban jungle.

Amydrium plant for sale

Is this fenestrated, climbing aroid the next addition to your plant collection? At PLNTS.com you can buy Amydriumonline, like the Baby Amydrium Medium Silver. Whether you like your plants big from the start or prefer to grow them from tiny BabyPLNTS into full-grown PLNTS - we’ve got you covered!