How to make Anthurium bloom more and more

1. Suitable lighting

Anthurium is a semi-shade plant, but it does not require no light. If it is often placed in a dark place, it will not bloom, and may also have yellow leaves and rotten roots. It should be moved to a place with scattered light so that it can get more sun. Especially during the peak growing season, sufficient light can accumulate more nutrients and promote flowering.

2. Suitable soil

When cultivating, the soil should be breathable and have good drainage properties, preferably slightly acidic, and can be mixed with perlite, peat and coconut bran. For soil cultivation, you should choose a vegetable pot with good ventilation, make a hydrophobic layer at the bottom, and add organic fertilizer as base fertilizer. Such an environment will allow the roots to breathe and grow better.

3. Suitable fertilizer

If you want it to bloom, you must also pay attention to fertilizer management. Do not choose fertilizers that are high in nitrogen, as they will cause leaves to grow wildly and prevent flowering. More phosphorus and potassium fertilizers should be applied. Potassium dihydrogen phosphate is optional, which can make the flowers brighter and fuller. Note that you should not apply too much fertilizer at one time, but apply it frequently and in small amounts.

4. Suitable temperature

If you want it to bloom, you also need to pay attention to the temperature. The temperature should be controlled between 15 and 30 degrees. Temperature control is also required in winter and summer. Only when the temperature is suitable can flowering be promoted. More ventilation is needed in summer, and temperature control should be carried out indoors in winter. In addition, attention should also be paid to the temperature difference, which should not be too large.