Anthurium

Anthurium: the best plant for the home

Anthurium is one of the most popular indoor plants, attracting attention with its bright flowers and unusual leaf shape. Native to the tropical forests of South and Central America, this plant has become a favorite among gardeners due to its decorative qualities and relatively easy care.
There are many types of anthuriums, each with its own unique features. The most popular among indoor gardeners:

Andre (Anthurium andreanum) is one of the most famous types of flowers, often found in interiors. It is distinguished by large, shiny leaves and bright flower bedspreads.
Scherzer (Anthurium scherzerianum). Attracts attention with spiral inflorescences and a more compact size compared to Andre.
Majestic (Anthurium magnificum). It is distinguished by large decorative leaves, which make it popular among lovers of exotic plants.
Crystal (Anthurium crystallinum). It is especially valued for its beautiful, velvety leaves with silvery veins. The flowers of this species are inconspicuous.
Anthurium clarinervium. It has dense, heart-shaped leaves with expressive white veins.

Each type of flowerpot will add variety to your indoor plant collection and add brightness to your interior. Due to the wide variety of shapes and colors, you can choose a plant that will suit any taste.
Anthurium flowerpot: flower care

Anthurium in a flowerpot is a wonderful decoration for any interior, but in order for the plant to remain healthy and blooming, it requires proper care. Here are a few key aspects that will help you provide comfortable conditions for your flower:

The optimal temperature for anthurium is from +18°C to +28°C;
high humidity - water 1-2 times a week in summer, less often in winter, avoiding drying out the soil;
the flower needs good lighting, but the light should be soft and diffused, without direct sunlight;
use fertilizers for flowering plants once every 2 weeks during the period of active growth;
drainage is required to avoid stagnant water.

The correct balance of moisture and nutrition contributes to the active growth and abundant flowering of anthurium. Excessive watering can cause root rot, and lack of nutrition - weakening of the plant. Following these recommendations, you will provide comfortable conditions for the flowerpot and prolong its flowering. Improper care can lead to problems with growth and diseases of the plant.
Anthurium flower: problems and diseases

Anthurium flower can face a number of problems if the care conditions are not properly observed. Here are the most common:

Yellow leaves. Usually signal overwatering or lack of light.
Spots on the leaves. Can be caused by excessive watering or cold.
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