How to grow Anthurium? Cultivation methods and precautions for Anthurium

Anthurium is an ornamental plant with green leaves and bright red flowers. The flower shape of this plant is very unique, and it is a rare spathe. It is a very precious flower variety in the world. Anthurium has a long flowering period and is a good raw material for making cut flowers. It can also be grown in flower pots. However, Anthurium is relatively delicate. If you want to grow it well, you must master its cultivation method and know what to pay attention to during its cultivation process.

How to grow Anthurium? How to grow Anthurium?

1. Anthurium can be propagated by sowing or division. When people make it into potted plants, they usually use division. April and May every spring are the best time to propagate Anthurium by division. At this time, those Anthuriums that are growing vigorously can be taken out of the pots, divided into several small plants, and planted in new pots.

2. Anthurium must be given appropriate light during cultivation. This plant is shade-tolerant and likes to grow in a semi-shaded environment. After entering summer, it should be moved to a cool environment. In spring and autumn, it can be placed in a sunny environment. After entering winter, it can be exposed to sunlight all day long.

3. During the cultivation period, water and fertilizer should be supplied in time for Anthurium. This plant likes a humid environment. Usually, it is necessary not only to water it in the flowerpot in time, but also to spray water on its leaves in time to maintain the humidity of the environment. Only in this way can it grow healthily. Jujube is also a fertilizer-loving plant. Especially after it grows new leaves in spring every year, it is necessary to apply topdressing in time. The fertilizer can be either decomposed organic fertilizer or liquid compound fertilizer.

Things to note when growing Anthurium

When cultivating anthurium, you must provide it with suitable nutrient soil, especially when repotting, you must change it to loose, fertile, slightly acidic soil, and the pH value should be between 5 and 6. Pay special attention to the placement of anthurium during cultivation. In summer every year, it should be placed near the north window, and in other seasons it can be placed near the sunny windowsill.