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5. Fertilize with Caution
Anthuriums have modest fertilization needs.
Use half the recommended dose of fertilizer.
Stick with fertilizer and soil products from the same brand to avoid chemical imbalances.
6. Spray with Care
While Anthuriums enjoy humidity, their flowers and spathes are sensitive to moisture.
Mist only the leaves, and avoid getting the flowers wet.
Protect the flowers using small covers if you must mist around them.
7. Shield from Drafts and Maintain Warm Temperatures
Anthuriums are heat-loving plants that suffer in drafts or sudden temperature changes.
Ideal temperature range in winter: 22–28°C (72–82°F)
Avoid cold drafts, which can cause stress, leaf damage, or disease.
Conclusion
By following these straightforward rules, your Anthurium will not only thrive but also reward you with abundant, long-lasting blooms throughout the year.
With just a little attention to its unique needs, this gorgeous plant can become a vibrant centerpiece in your home for years to come.
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