White Anthurium
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These stunning British grown anthurium look so lovely in these elegant planters. Available with classic white blooms they are perfect for a table centrepiece or to brighten up a winter home. Reduced in price dramatically this week as the first flush of flowers are just starting to fade, these perennial houseplants will have glossy leaves all year round and produce a fresh flush of pretty white spathes later in the year.
- Easy going flowering houseplant
- Choose your delivery date on the order form
- Price includes a stylish metal filigree styled pot
These dramatic plants will add a welcome splash of colour in the winter and attractive foliage in the summer. They are hard working evergreen houseplants and will produce flowers (or inflorescences) for months on end with the right conditions. Originally from the tropics they love warmth and humidity and will thrive in kitchens and bathrooms.
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My sister was impressed by the size and quality on the plant. She also liked its container very much
Fantastic plant
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Anthuriums are quite easy to grow, have attractive foliage and produce long lasting flowers year-round. They are ideal house plants, as long as they have the basic warmth, water and light that they need.
Anthuriums grow best where it is warm and slightly humid - a kitchen is usually better than a bedroom. Anthuriums do like plenty of light but try to avoid direct sunlight.
When these plants are in small pots they need to be watered regularly. Water a small amount (around a teacup) every few days, more in hot weather. Ideally the soil should be damp rather than soggy and should be allowed to dry out slightly between waterings.
To encourage growth your plant will appreciate a general purpose feed in the water every month or so during the spring and summer.
Problem Solving
Anthuriums are tough plants and will recover from most problems with a little TLC. Slow growth and yellowing of lower leaves can be cured by a warmer night environment. However a sudden yellowing of leaves is more likely to be due to overwatering. Once the plant dries out dead leaves can be removed and new growth should appear. More light will encourage a non-flowering plant back into bloom.
More Information
Scientific Name:Anthurium
Anthurium"s common names include painter"s palette
