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Hey ! Do you want to know how to bloom those gorgeous anthuriums in garden?
Madeline McKinney
This plant is one of my favorites! It loves the 10-20-10 NPK ratio fertilizer, and Scotts Osmocote Orchid Pour+Feed is great, too!
Madeline McKinney
There's nothing more rewarding than seeing your anthurium plants flourish and flower! To get them ready to bloom, make sure you provide them with the perfect conditions. This means plenty of light, but avoid direct sunlight, high humidity, and a soil surface covered in gravel to prevent overwatering. Keep an eye on the temperature, maintaining it between 65 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Make sure you fertilize every two to three weeks in spring and summer, using a high-phosphorus fertilizer to trigger flowering. Replant every year or two with a planting medium that drains well. With these tips, your anthurium plants will be ready to rock!
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Anthurium villenaorum is a relatively new discovery of the Araceae family. It is characterized by oval-shaped leaves with dark green coloration and prominent veins. The villenaorum is visually appealing and should be added to your plant collection.
Anthurium metallicum
Anthurium crystallinum
Anthurium brownii
