ANTHURIUM CARE

Anthuriums prefer moist, humid, warm circumstances too dry and chilly ones.  Numerous anthurium varieties exist, but only three are appropriate for growing as an indoor houseplant.

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BEST VARIETIES

These three feature broad, arrow-shaped leaves on thin stalks: – Anthurium andraeanumAnthurium scherzerianumAnthurium guatemala

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LONGEST BLOOMS

Anthuriums all have flowers that remain vibrant and robust for several weeks. But, they're delicate plants that require specialized care

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COMMON PROBLEMS

Leaves turning yellow: The plant is too wet and cold, so let it dry out and move to a warmer place. Flower wilting: This frequently happens due to poor conditions, including a cold environment.

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WATER NEEDS

During the summer and the primary growing season, keep the plant well-watered. Wintertime necessitates less watering

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LIGHT NEEDS

Anthuriums need plenty of bright light; however, if placed by a window, they must be shielded from the sun’s intensity.

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