Exploring Anthuriums: A Look Behind the Curtain

This is where the journey begins, where we uncover the story behind Anthuriums, unveiling the fine details that shape their existence. Join us as we embark on a series of blogs that offer a look behind the curtain. We’ll delve into the captivating world of Anthuriums, exploring their unique characteristics, unravelling the secrets to their long-lasting splendour, and discovering the art of caring for these tropical marvels. Additionally, we’ll shed light on the sustainable practices that make Anthuriums a responsible choice. There’s more to these enchanting blooms than meets the eye.

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Striking and unique: the Anthurium Clarinervium

The Anthurium Clarinervium is a real attention-grabber. With its large, dark leaves adorned with striking veins, your eyes are simply drawn to it. It’s also quite different from other Anthuriums, that have brightly coloured flowers. Curious about this extraordinary houseplant? Read on for its background, fun facts, and care tips! Read more

5 fun facts about the Anthurium you probably didn’t know

The Anthurium, also known as the flamingo plant, is a stunning indoor plant and cut flower celebrated for its vibrant colours and unique shapes. But did you know there’s much more to discover about this exotic plant? In this article, we’ll share 5 fun facts about the Anthurium! Read more

Stylish and sustainable: the Anthurium is a long-lasting flower

Nothing brightens up your interior more than a bunch of flowers. But what a disappointment if they wilt after only a few days. Fortunately, you don’t have to worry about that with the Anthurium, because you can enjoy this long-lasting cut flower for weeks! Read more about this sustainable flower and follow our tips to keep them even longer. Read more

Anthuriums are one of the longest-flowering plants and flowers

Did you know that Anthuriums are one of the longest-flowering plants and flowers? Where most plants bloom once a year, the Anthurium pot plant blooms for months and several times a year. And Anthurium cut flowers can easily last three to four weeks in a vase! This makes the Anthurium a sustainable choice, because you can enjoy them for an extra long time. Read more

Everything you need to know about the Anthurium with veined flowers

Did you know that Anthurium flowers come in different shapes? It’s a very diverse flower and is available in a wide range of sizes and shapes. The classic Anthurium shape is the heart-shaped flower, so you’re probably familiar with that one. In addition, the Anthurium is also available in ribbon-shaped, tulip-shaped, cup-shaped and veined flowers. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about the last one! Read more

Everything you need to know about the tulip-shaped Anthurium

Did you know that Anthurium flowers come in different shapes? It’s a very diverse flower and is available in a wide range of sizes and shapes. The classic Anthurium shape is the heart-shaped flower, so you’re probably familiar with that one. In addition, the Anthurium is also available in ribbon-shaped, tulip-shaped, cup-shaped and veined flowers. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about the tulip-shaped Anthurium. Read more

Anthurium: Breathe & Bloom

The Anthurium is a well-known plant for many with its heart-shaped red flowers. But the anthurium plant has many more characteristics that most are not aware of. Anthuriums: Breathe & Bloom. In this article, we will tell you more about the Anthurium with regard to health and sustainability.

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Everything you need to know about the ribbon-shaped Anthurium

Did you know that Anthurium flowers come in different shapes? It’s a very diverse flower and available in a wide range of sizes and shapes. The classic Anthurium shape is the heart-shaped flower, so you’re probably familiar with that one. In addition, the Anthurium is also available in ribbon-shaped, tulip-shaped, cup-shaped and veined flowers. In this article we’ll tell you everything you need to know about the ribbon-shaped Anthurium. Read more

Everything you need to know about the heart-shaped Anthurium

Did you know that Anthurium flowers come in different shapes? The Anthurium is a very diverse flower and is available in a wide range of sizes and shapes. They can be tulip-shaped, ribbon-shaped, heart-shaped, cup-shaped or veined flowers. In this article, we’ll tell you everything you need to know about the classic heart-shaped Anthurium.
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Anthurium leading flower in Easter celebration Rome

During the annual Easter celebration in Rome on Sunday the 17th of April, the Anthurium can be admired as the leading flower in the decoration of St. Peter’s Square. With more than a billion people beholding this annual celebration, this great event is an impressive representation for both Anthurium growers and the entire floriculture industry. This year, floral designer Piet van der Burg is responsible for the decoration of St. Peter’s Square.

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How to propagate Anthuriums by cuttings?

Do you have an Anthurium plant that’s so pretty that you’d like to have another just like it? Well, you can, just by propagate Anthuriums by cuttings. It’s easier than you might think – and fun to do, too! Read more

Anthurium: a perfect plant for the workplace

Now that working from home is increasingly the norm for many people, having a healthy and ergonomic workspace there is also important. Plants in your workspace can play a positive role in this. The Anthurium, for example, has a big heart for the business… Read more

Anthuriums: air purifying & long lasting

You probably know Anthuriums as a very special tropical houseplant. But did you also know that Anthuriums are one of the longest-flowering plants? And that an Anthurium is air purifying? To put it simply, Anthuriums ‘Breathe & Bloom’.  Read more

The positive effects of flowers

Flowers bring happiness. That is evident from the ‘The Emotional Impact of Flowers Study’ of the State University of New Jersey. Flowers have immediate and long-lasting effects on emotional responses, mood, social behavior and even memory for both men and women. Read more

The positive effects of plants

Plants are essential for life on Earth. The presence of plants releases enough oxygen into the air and provides food. As autotrophic organisms (that convert sunlight into energy through their ability to photosynthesise) plants are the main producers of oxygen, and therefore the basis for most food chains. Read more