We recently shared 6 Instagram accounts full of inspiration for flower lovers: each and every one is bursting with gorgeous original flower pictures. So captivating, they could almost make you jealous! But a few tips and tricks are all you need to take your own spectacular pictures of flowers – whether they’re for an Instagram account, to send to a friend, or so you can enjoy your flowers longer yourself. Whatever the reason, these tips can get you off to a good start!
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Do you have a beautiful pot Anthurium that’s no longer producing that many flowers? If so, it’s probably a good idea think about a fertilizer made especially for Anthuriums since it contains essential nutrients and a rich blend of trace elements. Read more
Nowadays, we do a lot more with our phones than just calling and texting. We use them to take and share pictures, keep track of our schedules, take notes, play games, etc. Now, there’s yet another use for them: plant apps to help you identify and care for a plant! Read more
The Urban Jungle trend is really great, but it could be hard to keep those plants alive if you don’t have green fingers. That’s why we’ve put together a number of tips that will guarantee you a house full of living plants. This is how to give your plants a long happy life: Read more
Have you received (or bought for yourself) a nice bunch of cut flowers, and are they wilted and ready for the bin within a week? What a shame, especially when there’s a solution! If given the right care, you could enjoy them much longer. Read more
Anthuriums are very easy to care for. They demand so little to remain attractive for so long! Sometimes, however, their leaves can become discoloured, take on a different texture or look rather dull. Read more
The Anthurium originated in tropical regions where it grows in a moist warm climate. The humidity in most living rooms, however, is very low. This is why it’s a good idea to keep an eye on the Anthurium’s potting compost now and then. Here are some tips! Read more
The Anthurium is not that vulnerable to diseases but it can be subject to root rot or can become infested with aphids or scale insects. Here are some tips for the best measures to take in these cases: Read more
If your anthurium plant has grown too big for the pot, then repotting is a good idea. Read more
With the proper care and optimum conditions, a healthy anthurium has glossy, heart-shaped leaves. Sometimes, however, its leaves can become discoloured, take on a different texture and look rather dull. Here are the best solutions for discoloured leaves. Read more
With the right care and regular fertilization, the Anthurium plant produces new flowers throughout the year, but generally flowers for about three months. Read more
Anthuriums like water, but in moderation. In this article you will read how to water your anthurium potplant and cut flowers. Read more
Anthuriums like to stand in a very well lighted place, but do not like direct sunlight. Read more