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Anthurium Dutch
Since
April 23, 2020
From
Gabriella Plants
Condition
Healthy, pest-free, many flowers
Taken 4/25/2020
Top down view voew
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General
Native to Americas
Difficulty
Yellow leaves: too much direct sunlight or overwatering
New flowers are green: too much sunlight
Flowers
Long lasting: 6-7 weeks
Light
Thrives in bright and indirect light
No hot or direct light as it will burn the leaves
low light = no flowers, but will still grow (albeit slower)
Humidity
Love humidity, 80% in winter
Do not like dry air
Watering
Once a week, 2-3 weeks in winter, 5 days in summer
Allow to dry out between watering. Soak soil, let drain
Do not like continually moist soil, so let dry before watering again
Don’t bead water on leaves
If the rootball become too dry, it will be difficult to re-wet. Soak the pot for an hour to rehydrate it.
Susceptible to root rot!
Pot Medium
Epiphyte, so well draining
50/50 soil and perhaps orchid soil/perlite or moss
Propagate
Pet
Toxic to cats and dogs
Fertizilier
Does not require much food
1/4 strength every 3-4 months
For best blooms and roots, use one that is high is phosphorus (N
P
K)
In my home
Anthuriuum Dutch: 04/24/2020