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The Anthurium, commonly called the Flamingo Flower, is valued for its glossy heart-shaped leaves and long-lasting, colorful spathes. Beyond its ornamental appeal, Anthurium is often associated with love, hospitality, and positive energy — making it a favored plant for homes and formal spaces alike.
Anthuriums symbolize warmth, welcome, and romantic love. The plant’s bright spathes and prominent spadix are often seen as expressions of affection and openness. In many cultures, Anthurium is given as a gift to convey hospitality or deepen emotional bonds.
- Place Anthurium in living rooms, entryways, or reception areas to convey welcome and positive energy.
- Position it where it receives bright, indirect light — filtered sunlight is ideal.
- Avoid direct afternoon sun which can scorch the spathes and leaves.
- Light: Bright, indirect light encourages flowering while preventing leaf burn.
- Water: Keep soil lightly moist but not waterlogged; allow the top 1–2 cm of soil to dry between waterings.
- Soil & Potting: Use a well-draining, loose mix (peat with orchid bark or perlite) and a pot with drainage holes.
- Humidity & Temperature: Prefers higher humidity and temperatures between 18–28°C (65–82°F). Mist leaves occasionally or use a humidifier.
- Feeding: Apply a balanced, diluted liquid fertilizer every 6–8 weeks during the growing season for best blooms.
Anthurium flowers can last several weeks, making them popular in floral arrangements. Their striking shape and longevity have made them a common feature in hospitality settings, hotels, and offices where a lasting impression is desired.
Anthurium adds color and warmth to any room — a refined symbol of love and welcome.