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Description
anthurium regale green Regal Anthurium PlantRegal Anthurium Anthurium Regale Regal, Elegant, Striking With heart shaped foliage veined in silver, the Anthurium Regale is a plant that makes its presence known. The leaves are also distinctly velvety, giving more than just texture think character! House it in chic living rooms, modern offices, or calming bedroom retreats. Plant Personality & Aesthetic Appeal Anthurium Regales large, heart shaped leaves boast a plush velvet texture and bold ivory
Regal Anthurium | Anthurium Regale – Regal, Elegant, Striking
With heart-shaped foliage veined in silver, the Anthurium Regale is a plant that makes its presence known. The leaves are also distinctly velvety, giving more than just texture - think character! House it in chic living rooms, modern offices, or calming bedroom retreats.
Plant Personality & Aesthetic Appeal
Anthurium Regale’s large, heart-shaped leaves boast a plush velvet texture and bold ivory-silver veins radiating from deep green centers. Each glossy leaf fans out from a stout central stem, forming an architectural rosette. It exudes tropical flair and elegance. As the name suggests, this plant is sought after for its regal appearance. Many plant owners will be able to spot this rare plant from a mile away.
Growth Habit & Size Potential
This regal plant can grow 60–90 cm tall and wide indoors! Its slow-to-moderate pace yields new leaves every 8–10 weeks during active seasons, also depending on how well it’s cared for. Mature plants could develop offsets, which you can use to propagate. You can start off young Regal Anthuriums in small pots, but bigger pots will allow them to expand. Consider rehoming this plant after a couple of years or so. While it doesn’t climb aggressively, you can train stems onto a moss pole for added vertical support.
Light & Location Needs
The Anthurium Regale thrives in bright, indirect light. It tolerates moderate light but will grow more slowly. Plus, the veins might lose their color if you don’t give them enough of that lovely light. The midday sun might be a bit too harsh for this plant. However, late-afternoon rays are much more ideal as they can provide the heat without the scorch. Perfect for well-lit living rooms, covered patios or sunny hallways, this plant also adapts to office environments with ambient daylight. Monthly pot rotation might be required for the plant to grow more symmetrically.
Care Level & Maintenance Tips
Water your Anthurium Regale when the top 2 cm of soil feels dry. Water once per week during warmer months and less when the weather gets cold. It requires a greener thumb as its preferred conditions may get a little technical. Are you ready? The ideal temperature to keep this plant would be around 13 to 27°C with 70 to 80% humidity. Plant in a porous, high-organic mix (orchid bark, perlite, peat) within a pot with drainage holes, and feed it during the spring and summer months.
Regaling You With the Benefits of the Regal Anthurium
The Anthurium Regale contributes to a healthier atmosphere by gently transpiring moisture and boosting ambient humidity. Its large leaves may also trap dust particles, greatly improving your indoor air quality. Caring for its velvet leaves and tracking new growth provide moments of mindfulness, making it ideal for home offices or meditation spaces. If you don’t have those, any workspace will benefit from the addition of this beauty. Every look and gander may offer you a brief respite, a moment of mental escape, if you will.
Why You’ll Love the Anthurium Regale
- Awesome Interiors: Silver-veined foliage delivers unmatched elegance.
- A Sense of Accomplishment: Moderate maintenance with rewarding growth.
- The Ambience: Helps with ambient humidity.
- The More the Merrier: Offsets enable easy propagation and sharing.
- The Trapper: Traps dirt and dust. Wipe off the leaves when they get dirty!
Rule Your Room with Regal Anthurium
Don’t miss your chance to own a true rarity that rewards every touch and glance. Click “Add to Cart” now and let Regal Anthurium transform your home into a lush, serene retreat.
What You’ll Receive
- Size at dispatch: 25 cm in height, and comes in a 12 cm pot
- Care level: Moderate
- Pet safety: Toxic when ingested
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★★★★★ 5
Doggo loves them!!!
Color: Yellow, Size: 20 PACK
Doggo loves the balls.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very sturdy for aggressive chewers
My dogs favorite ball. Very sturdy for aggressive chewers. Loud squeaker.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great squeaker balls - dogs favorite but not for aggressive chewers.
We have a chocolate Labrador retriever and a golden retriever who love balls. Tennis balls don’t last.
We’ve been very happy with the ChuckIt quality. We especially love the bucket of orange balls those last until we lose them. We’ve tried to other products from ChuckIt and they’ve always been excellent.
Squeaker toys are a special favorite in our home. However most don’t last because our dogs are moderately aggressive chewers. They haven’t destroyed these… yet.
HOWEVER, we have a ball-obsessed, very aggressive chewer grand dog Sadie (“Ball Is Life”) who visits frequently. She goes nuts over anything that squeaks. She’s not satisfied until all squeakers are dead.
And she destroy this ball in about 2 minutes.
It’s fine when she supervised and we’re playing fetch. But when left on her own, she’ll find these balls and destroy them. We had 6 and in 2 days were down to four.
I will still give it 5 stars because nothing is indestructible. And Sadie is an exceptionally aggressive chewer.
On durability, these are above average maybe 7/10.
But be warned, aggressive chewers will destroy them.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Durable except squeaker only works for a few minutes
My pups loves these balls mostly for the squeaker. Company dose not glue the squeaker in place inside of the ball so after a few chews from pup the squeaker pops out n bounces around the inside of the ball. Than after awhile the end pops out n that's a good thing for me due to I'm able to glue the squeaker back in place then glue end back also. Now the squeaker works again. Easy fix yet company should have done this before my pups played with them. Scary, what if my pups chew the ball n by chance chocks on the squeaker? I now take the ball apart when they 1st arrive n glue the squeaker n end in place the day before they play with them. Company should just glue the squeaker in place before they sell them to keep our pups safe from chance of chocking.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024
★★★★★ 5
My dog’s all-time favorite toy!!
My boxer mix LOVES LOVES LOVES the Chuck it ball! It is seriously his favorite toy. I think he likes how much give it has when he chomps on it, kind of like a dog stress ball. It does squeak when chewed but the squeak typically goes away in about a week likely due to saliva getting inside the ball. It bounces really well, my dog loves to catch it mid-bounce. Nice smooth rubber, easy to clean. It is very durable, we’ve never had one that broke. We usually only have to buy more when they go missing. The size is similar to a tennis ball. I’ve also noticed there is a difference between the mostly blue chuck it ball and the mostly orange one. The orange one is harder than the blue. My dog can tell the difference and only likes these blue ones.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2024