How to grow Anthurium best

1. Watering

In spring and summer, you can water it once every 1-2 days, and in autumn and winter, you can water it once a week. It is best not to water it at night because it may frostbite the roots and stems. When the temperature is high, you can spray some water in the morning. Don't water it too much when it is blooming, and you can place it outdoors when it rains.

2. Lighting

It does not like strong light, but it cannot be completely in the shade. When the sunlight is strong, you can provide it with appropriate shade. When the temperature is low in winter, you can place it in a sunny place. Appropriate sunlight can promote photosynthesis.

3. Pruning

During its growth process, old and diseased leaves should be cut off in time. Cutting off old leaves is conducive to the growth of new leaves. Petioles should also be trimmed in time after they become dry. Pedicels also need to be cut off after they turn yellow. Try to cut them off 2cm from the base. If too many flower buds grow on the same root system, you can appropriately cut off the flower buds on the side branches to better reduce nutrient consumption.

4. Repotting

After it has grown for a period of time, in order to avoid affecting its growth, you need to change to a new pot. Turn the anthurium pot upside down and tap the bottom gently. Use your fingers to push the plant out, put it in the new potting soil and water it thoroughly. Place it in a cool place. No watering is required within a week, and no fertilizer is required one month after repotting.