anthurium pink champion care Anthurium - Pink

anthurium pink champion care Anthurium - PinkScientific name: Anthurium x (various)Synonyms: Flamingo Flower Deep green heart shaped foliage Can flower profusely year round Truly easy care Adds those pops of colour to a lush urban space Also called the Flamingo Flower, the Anthurium is a popular indoor plant due to its ease of care and striking deep green almost heart shaped foliage. As houseplants Anthuriums are prized for their ability to produce beautiful, long lasting flowers throughout the

Scientific name: Anthurium x (various)
Synonyms: Flamingo Flower

• Deep green heart-shaped foliage
• Can flower profusely year-round
• Truly easy care
• Adds those pops of colour to a lush urban space

Also called the Flamingo Flower, the Anthurium is a popular indoor plant due to its ease of care and striking deep green almost heart-shaped foliage.

As houseplants Anthuriums are prized for their ability to produce beautiful, long-lasting flowers throughout the year. The waxy heart-shaped ‘flowers’ are actually modified leaves and come in a range of hues namely red, pink, pale yellows, white and salmon. 

Native to tropical rainforests throughout Central and South America, many Anthuriums are climbers in their natural settings and will in time need staking. They love warmth and humidity, the perfect indoor plant for a brightly lit kitchen or bathroom, however, these stunners are extremely happy to live wherever they are placed, be it as a tabletop accent piece or something to bring a touch of colour into the office.

Pair your Anthurium with a planter of choice as this beauty is a plant that can make anything look stylish and statementy.

PLEASE NOTE: These plants are considered poisonous and should be kept away from pets and children.
Quality Note: Some natural blemishes may occur.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Follow these instructions to keep your Anthurium happy & healthy.

Light: Anthuriums like as much bright indirect light as they can get. They will tolerate almost all levels of indirect light, however, the plant will grow slower and produce fewer flowers in low light. Always keep out of the direct sun. 
Water: Water the Anthurium well and then allow the top 2-6cm of soil to dry out before watering again. 
Humidity: The higher the humidity, the happier the Anthurium! 
Fertilizer: Use a balanced fertilizer diluted by 1/3-1/4 and feed the plant monthly during the spring and summer when the plant is actively growing.