What is the difference between Anthurium and Flamingo?

Different origins:

Anthurium is native to South America;

Anthurium once lived in rain forests in Colombia, Costa Rica and other countries.

The picture above shows Anthurium

The difference between bud and spike:

This is also the most obvious difference between the two plants.

The upper part of the flamingo flower spike is yellow, the lower part is white, and the bracts that wrap the flower spike are upright and stretched out, with no luster on the surface, and the bracts are pink;

The flower spike of Anthurium is entirely yellow, while the bracts that wrap the flower spike are flat and have a shiny surface. There are two colors of bracts, one is scarlet and the other is orange-red. This is also the key to distinguishing the two plants.

The picture above shows Anthurium

The difference of leaves:

The leaves of Anthurium are slightly shorter than those of Anthurium, while the leaves of Anthurium are wider than those of Anthurium.

Differences in growth environment:

The best growth temperature for Anthurium is between 25 and 28 degrees. If the temperature rises to 30 degrees, it will cause diseases. The temperature in winter should not be lower than 19 degrees.

The best growth temperature for Anthurium is between 26 and 32 degrees. It can tolerate temperatures rising to 35 degrees. The winter temperature must not be lower than 15 degrees.

The above are the most obvious differences between the two plants. Here I would like to remind friends that most of the plants sold on the market now are anthuriums, so when you want to buy anthuriums, you must carefully distinguish them.