Anthurium

What makes it unique?

• An evergreen plant that thrives in indirect sunlight.
• It has more than 100 species and is the largest genus in the arum family.
• The flowers vary in colors from red and green to white colors.
• It can be grown outdoors in warm climates.
• These plants grow at a slow or moderate rate depending on getting ample sunlight.
• Bloom for more prolonged periods making delightful indoor plants.
• Possess distinctive colorful, heart-shaped waxy spathes and red or yellow tail-like flower spikes.
• They are perfect for growing in homes and gardens.

How to care?

• It thrives in bright indirect sunlight but does not like exposure to sun except in winter.
• The plant prefers a carse and well-draining potting mix.
• The soil should be kept moist but avoid overwatering.
• They prefer high humidity and temperatures between 65 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
• It will not survive outside in non-tropical zones during the winter. The plant needs a temperature of around 75F and high humidity.
• Mist the plant daily in the dry or winter to keep humidity levels high.
• Use fertilizer rich in phosphorus, and dilute it to 1/4 strength to feed the plants weekly.
• Keep the plants away from direct sun rays as they can burn the leaves.
• When plants fill their pot with roots and begin to send plentiful air roots, it is time to repot.
• Taking care of the anthurium plant may seem difficult, but once you understand, it is easy to grow and care for.