Brown Leaves on Anthurium: Causes and Fixes
Anthuriums boast vibrant blooms and lush green foliage, but it can be concerning to find brown leaves on these plants. If you’re seeking solutions for the appearance of brown leaves on your Anthurium, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s explore the causes behind this issue and discover effective fixes to restore your plant’s health and beauty. Read more
Watering Essentials: 3 Useful Anthurium Care Tips
One of the most common mistakes in caring for Anthuriums is overwatering. Giving too much water to an Anthurium can lead to root rot, which you certainly want to avoid. When should you water an Anthurium? How often? How much? In this article, you’ll find all the answers and tips: watering essentials! Read more
Top 4 Common Mistakes in Anthurium Care
Caring for Anthuriums is generally straightforward, but avoiding common mistakes can make all the difference. This guide will highlight the four most common mistakes in Anthurium care, ensuring you can steer clear of them and keep your Anthuriums thriving.
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Caring for Anthurium flowers in hot weather: 3 essential tips
It’s summer, and the sun is shining brightly—time to enjoy the weather! However, with the rising temperatures, it inevitably becomes warmer indoors as well. And flowers unfortunately aren’t particularly thrilled about the heat. In fact, temperatures around 22 degrees Celsius can cause them to wilt a little faster. But don’t worry! In this article, we’ll share some tips on how to care for Anthurium flowers in hot weather, so you can enjoy their beauty for as long as possible.
How to increase the vase life of Anthurium cut flowers
Anthuriums are strong-cut flowers with a unique long shelf life. They can stay fresh for at least two weeks! However, there are a number of things that you’ll be able to do to increase the vase life of Anthurium cut flowers. Read our best tips in this article! Read more
Where to place an Anthurium? 4 of the best spots
Anthuriums are one of the longest-flowering houseplants. But in order to enjoy them for a long time, they have to be cared for in the right way. An important part of this is choosing the right spot. Wondering what the best location is to place an Anthurium in your house? In this article, we’ll share 4 of the best spots to keep your houseplant! Read more
How to keep your houseplants thriving during the winter
As the season changes outside, your plant care routine should change inside. Houseplants can be affected by several winter stress factors, like temperatures that fluctuate, dry air, and a reduced amount of light. Keep your houseplants thriving by modifying their care during the winter!
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This is what leaves can tell you about a plant’s health
Did you know that you can tell a lot about a plant’s health by looking at its leaves? For example, they can turn yellow, get brown edges, and go drooping or curling. And everything reflects another need. Curious about what leaves can tell you about a plant’s health? Read all about it in this article!
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What to do with an Anthurium with drooping leaves?
You can see a lot from the leaves of an Anthurium plant. Do they have a yellow glow? Then your plant is probably getting too much sunlight and needs to be moved further away from the window. Does your Anthurium have drooping leaves? Then you probably watered it too little or too much. Read our tips in this article! Read more
Explained: the difference between direct and indirect sunlight
Anthuriums like to stand in a well-lighted place, but not in direct sunlight. When the plant is positioned in the dark, it will give fewer flowers. But what exactly is indirect sunlight? In this article we’ll explain the difference between direct and indirect sunlight, so you can easily find the best place for your Anthurium!
3 tips on how to be a great plant-sitter
Summer has arrived and that means the holiday season has started as well. So there’s a good chance someone will ask you to take care of his or her plants while they are on vacation. But make no mistake, a job as a plant-sitter is more important than you may think! Because you don’t want the resident to come home to a house full of dead plants. Therefore, read the tips below, so that this won’t happen. Read more
The plant shelter: the place to bring your dying plant to revive it
Do you have a dying plant at home? Don’t be too hard on yourself, it happens to the best of us. Too much water, too little sun, too close to the heating: there are many reasons why your plant may be dying. But don’t throw it away! There is a special place you can bring it to: the plant shelter. Read more
5 things you didn’t know about the classic terracotta pot
The terracotta pot is a classic flower pot, but very trendy at the same time. The natural and Mediterranean look fits in almost any interior. In addition, it’s cheap. What’s not to like? Because the terracotta pot could get a little more appreciation, we share 5 facts in this article – that you probably didn’t know yet.
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The easiest plant watering hack including a chopstick
We recommend watering Anthurium plants about once or twice a week in the summer. In the winter period, once is sufficient. But not every plant is the same, and needs water at the same time. Therefore it’s important to always check your plant before watering it. Because you don’t want to overwater it! Do you find it difficult to determine whether your plants need water? We have the easiest plant watering hack for you. Read more
What to do if the leaves of your Anthurium become discoloured?
With the proper care and optimum conditions, a healthy Anthurium – also known as flamingo flower – has glossy, heart-shaped leaves. Sometimes, however, its leaves can become discolored, take on a different texture and look rather dull. In this blog you’ll find the best solutions for discolored leaves. Read more
Why (and how) you need to dust your houseplants
The next time you go through your house with a duster, dust your houseplants as well. That may sound very strange, but just like on furniture, it doesn’t take long for dust to accumulate on leaves. Read more
The importance of the plastic nursery pot of a houseplant
When you buy a new houseplant, it comes in a plastic nursery pot. Many people think that this pot is useless, and throw it away at home as soon as they find a nice plant pot. This is completely understandable, but it’s better to keep it. Read more
How to take care of your houseplants in the fall
It’s getting colder and the days are getting shorter. Fall is clearly here! And as the seasons change, our needs change. We stay indoors a bit more, turn on the heating and candles at home. And just like our needs, the needs of houseplants change too. Read more
Things to do when you bring a new plant home
When you bring a new plant home, you want to decorate it and place it in a nice spot as soon as possible. But before you do that, there are a few things that are useful to do, to maximize the life of your new green friend. Read more
How to increase the humidity at home for your plants
A good humidity level at home is important. Not only for your own health, but also for your plants. Many plants have a tropical origin, and require a higher humidity – something they’re missing at your place. Read more
This is how your plants survive your holidays: 3 tips
If you love your plants, going on holiday is always a bit of a concern. How can you help them survive while you’re away? You certainly don’t want to return to a dead urban jungle. Fortunately, you can do a number of things to avoid this. Read more
Where will plants grow best?
When you buy a new plant, you want to make sure you give it the right care to keep it beautiful for as long as possible. But how should you do this? And where will plants grow best? Read more
Which cut flowers will last a long time?
When you buy a bunch of cut flowers, you want them to look beautiful for as long as possible. We’ve all had this happen at one time or another: we come home with a pretty bunch of flowers only to discover a few days later that they’ve already begun to wilt. What a shame! So, which cut flowers will last a long time? Read more
How to help your houseplants survive the winter: 3 tips
Caring for your houseplants during the summer is not that difficult. Simply place them in a location where they will receive enough light (but not in direct sunlight) and water them about twice a week. Winter, however, makes things more difficult. Read more
4 tips to give your plants a long happy life
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
Looking for greenspiration? Here are 6 great blogs about houseplants
Sometimes, ideas just don’t easily come to mind. You want a room to look different, but where to start? Consider plants as a solution. Read more
What should I do if my Anthurium plant is producing green flowers?
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
Anthurium potting compost: is it necessary?
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
These plants provide cleaner and fresher air in your home
Did you know that houseplants not only add oxygen to the air and make a room look more inviting but that some of them can also purify the air? Read more
What to do when an Anthurium is attacked by disease or pests
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
Air-purifying Anthuriums
Anthurium plants are flowering houseplants with special characteristics. They are easy to care for, bloom for a long time and, above all, have an air-purifying effect. Anthuriums clear the air of toxic substances and even secrete substances, that eliminate moulds and viruses. They ensure a healthier environment and a better air humidity.
A healthy living environment
Anthurium plants in the home or in the office turn CO2 into oxygen, purify the air naturally and ensure a good indoor climate. They create a pleasant working and living environment, not only thanks to their long-term ornamental value, but also because they continuously purify the air and improve humidity. Artificial climate control is therefore no longer necessary, which saves energy costs.
How many plants do you need to purify the air?
In order to have a sufficiently positive effect on the living environment, it is important to place several plants in a room. The leaf surface of the Anthurium determines the air purifying capacity of the plant. You need one Anthurium plant in a 14 cm pot per 4m2 to sufficiently purify the air. With just one plant per office you can provide a pleasant working environment in which people can work comfortably in deep concentration.
Where to buy
Anthuriums are available in many locations: garden centers, florists, supermarkets and other retail outlets. Click here for the online selling points of Anthuriums.
Also read: How to take care of an Anthurium?
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions about Anthuriums
Always wanted to know how long an Anthurium blooms, or how many varieties there are? On this page you will find an overview of questions & answers. Read more
How to water your anthurium
Anthuriums like water, but in moderation. In this article you will read how to water your anthurium potplant and cut flowers. Read more
The best position for a happy Anthurium
Anthuriums like to stand in a very well lighted place, but do not like direct sunlight. Read more
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