With the right care and regular fertilization, the Anthurium plant produces new flowers throughout the year, but generally flowers for about three months. After three months, its cycle starts again. So don’t throw it away if it doesn’t bloom for a while! This article gives you flowering tips on how to produce new Anthurium flowers.

Flowering: tips on how to produce new Anthurium flowers

In the winter the plant generally has fewer flowers, but once the sun shines more, the Anthurium wakens from its hibernation and it will flower more. Just like people, actually. If your Anthurium doesn’t produced flowers for a while, you can do the following. Put your plant in a light (lighter) position, water no more often than once a week and you could give a little extra plant feed. In early spring stop giving plant feed for six weeks to two months and slightly less water. When it gets warmer and sunnier, you start giving a bit more water and start feeding again.

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New Anthurium flowers

This generally ensures quite quickly that the Anthurium produce new flowers. Firstly you will see a leaf followed by a new flower. When the plant has shiny leaves and is producing new flowers, you can assume that they are enjoying favorable conditions and will flower for many years.

If you would like to know more about caring for your Anthurium plant, check all our care tips.