How to water Anthurium? Watering this way will make the flowers and leaves super lush!

Temperature and moisture

Anthurium is a plant that likes high temperature environment very much, so the temperature of the environment must be ensured when planting it. In winter, the night temperature should be controlled at around 15 degrees and the day temperature should be above 20 degrees. If it is kept in a low temperature environment for a long time, the leaves of the white calla lily will fall off. When the anthurium is growing, pay special attention to the soil moisture and keep it in a moderate condition.

Humidity and Moisture

In summer, the temperature is high and water evaporates quickly. At this time, you should use a spray bottle to spray water mist on the leaves to keep the surrounding environment moist, which can effectively promote the growth of white calla lilies. The climate in summer is relatively dry and there is relatively less moisture in the air. The new leaves that grow at this time will be affected, turning yellow or even falling off.

Soil and Water

The soil chosen for Anthurium should contain humus, be loose and breathable. Mixing it with charcoal ash and humus will create a good growing environment. Anthurium grows very fast and needs a lot of water. We can create an effective growth environment for it by watering it through irrigation and spraying.

Light and water

In autumn and winter, the demand for water decreases, so you can just reduce the amount of water to keep the soil semi-wet and semi-dry. The growth requirement of Anthurium is moderate, but we must control the light intensity and avoid direct exposure to strong light. Usually some shielding measures will be taken. If exposed to strong light, the leaves will dry up and grow poorly, which will reduce the ornamental effect.