What to do if the pink palm does not bloom

Reasons why the pink palm does not bloom

In order for the pink anthurium to bloom, it needs appropriate light, temperature, humidity and other conditions. Generally, high temperature and high humidity are best, and appropriate light is needed.

Generally, the reason why pink anthuriums do not bloom is due to factors such as excessive light or low humidity.

What to do if the pink palm does not bloom

Suitable lighting.

Light is an important condition that affects the flowering of pink anthurium. Generally, if the light is too strong, the pink anthurium will not bloom well, because the light is too strong, especially in summer, accompanied by high temperatures, which will cause the leaves of the pink anthurium to be sunburned and it will not bloom.

Therefore, when growing pink palms, it is best to place them in a place with scattered light and avoid direct sunlight.

Higher humidity.

Pink anthurium likes high humidity, but in fact, this level cannot be achieved in relatively dry areas such as the north. Insufficient humidity will have an adverse effect on flowering.

Although pink anthuriums prefer higher humidity, it does not mean that you need to water them more often. On the contrary, overwatering will have the opposite effect. Therefore, when growing pink palm, it is best to spray water mainly, especially when the leaves are dry and cracked, you can spray more water. When spraying water, you can spray more water around the plant, but try not to spray on the leaves.

In addition, if the pink anthurium is to bloom well, there are two points you need to pay attention to. One is to ensure the right temperature. The suitable growth temperature for Anthurium is between 20℃ and 30℃. Ensuring the right temperature is conducive to flowering. The second is to apply fertilizer reasonably, mainly thin and frequent fertilizers. You can also use some flower fertilizers to promote flowering.