How to properly grow anthurium at home?

One of the techniques for decorating a home is the presence of indoor plants, including exclusive flowers.

Anthurium with its spectacular appearance and fragrant scent is a striking representative of exclusiveness in the house. If you were given or purchased anthurium on your own, home care should be special, since its natural habitat is the tropics. Growing an anthurium at home is not an easy task, but following the basic rules, you can achieve a result.

Short description

Anthurium is popularly called “male happiness”. The reason why this name appeared was the shape of the anthurium flower - a protruding large ear surrounded by a bright petal. This form causes people to associate with one distinctive feature of the structure of the male body. But the imagination of the people did not stop there; Anthurium is constantly acquiring new nicknames: "flamingo flower", "tail flower", "artist's palette", etc.

It is interesting not only how the anthurium blooms. In addition to the original flowers, it has colorful leaves: large plates of rich green color in the form of a heart or an arrow. The smell of anthurium varies from fetid to aromatic, depending on its type and variety. Anthurium in an apartment or house grows up to 40 or even 70 cm in height.

When purchasing this spectacular flower, you must not forget about the precautions: since the plant is poisonous, you need to protect pets and small children from its poison.

Competent care

Anthurium can be provided with conditions as close to natural as possible, even in a typical apartment or private house.

Temperature regime

Anthurium needs warmth without drafts for life. For a comfortable existence, he needs a temperature in the region of 16-30 ° C, and in the spring-summer period the room should be above 20 °, and in the cold season - 16-18 °. Anthurium blooms at temperatures above average, therefore, if it is necessary for its early flowering, it is necessary to provide it with this temperature increase.

Watering

Abundant watering to anthurium is contraindicated. It is better to water anthurium with settled water at room temperature every 3-4 days. Before watering, it is worth checking the moisture content of the soil - sometimes it is better to dry out the flower than to pour it over. There should be no water left in the pot or pan after watering.

Air humidity

"Men's happiness" needs high humidity (above 80%), which is difficult to create at home without special devices. The main helpers here are a humidifier, a regular "shower" from a spray bottle and timely wiping of leaves. You can cover the upper roots, trunk and stems with sphagnum so that moisture remains in them. The best option would be to use dishes with water in the immediate vicinity of the flowerpot: so the effect of water evaporation is most similar to the conditions of a tropical forest.

Lighting

Anthurium, like many representatives of the tropics, is a light-loving plant, however, direct exposure to the rays of the sun is contraindicated for it.The presence of soft, diffused light is necessary, so the pot is placed on the windowsills of windows facing north-west or east. In cold winter, "male happiness" especially needs light, but should not be exposed to direct sunlight. Improperly selected lighting can be the reason why the leaves of the plant dry out.

Soil selection

Anthurium requires a slightly acidic soil (pH level is 5.5-6.5). There are several options for preparing a suitable soil:

• a mixture of sand, peat, unsifted sheet earth and humus in a ratio of 0.5: 1: 1: 2 (finely chopped foam, charcoal or pieces of broken brick are used for optimal water and air permeability),
• soil from turf, sphagnum and peat in a ratio of 1: 1: 2 (add foam, perlite or coarse sand),
• purchased soil and pine bark, mixed equally (usually this mixture is used for orchids), an additional ingredient is moss.

Top dressing

For better growth and development of anthurium during the period of growth and flowering, it is worth feeding it every 2-3 weeks. When feeding, organic and mineral fertilizers are used in turn, just do not overdo it, using mineral salts or lime.

Pot selection

The container for any colors must match their size. When a flower grows out of a small pot, a transplant is necessary. If a small plant is in a large pot, it is more likely to be flooded. A giant placed in a shallow dish will not bloom and will stop developing. The best option is flat and wide plastic flowerpots with multiple drainage holes. In order for the roots to "breathe", it is advisable to make holes in the sides of the pot at the time of the transplant.

Transplant and reproduction

At a young age, the anthurium needs regular transplantation, and first it will have to relocate the flower annually, and then only once every 3-4 years, and each time the plant will need to be settled deeper. Anthurium transplantation is possible even when it blooms. Since it has very fragile roots, stems and leaves, the transplant should be as gentle as possible.

When transplanting takes place, it is especially important to monitor the integrity of the roots. If they are damaged, in order to disinfect them, you need to sprinkle them with activated carbon.

When the transplant is completed, it is better not to water the anthurium for a while (covering it with polyethylene to create the effect of a greenhouse) or water it quite a bit.

Reproduction of anthurium at home involves several options:

- One of the options applies when a transplant is in progress. Anthurium is removed from the pot, separating the side shoots from the main one and carefully untangling the roots so as not to damage the root system.

- Another option is seed propagation - a very laborious, long-term and not always effective process:

• first, it is necessary to carry out artificial pollination, for which pollen is transferred from flower to flower with an ordinary brush,
• when the fruits-berries ripen (about a year later), they must be harvested,
  then you need to remove the seeds from the berries and rinse them under running water,
• then the seeds must be placed in potassium permanganate for several hours to prevent the appearance of mold,
• for germination, the seeds are placed on wet foam rubber, which is then placed in a small container and covered with polyethylene,
• sprouted seeds have to be planted in the ground and dived several times,
• when the seedling grows to 7 cm, it can already be planted in a pot with suitable soil.

Possible problems

Although for the happiness of "male happiness" you need to try, illness for him is a rarity. Some care errors can be the reason why the plant dies, but diseases as such in anthurium are practically absent. Certain phenomena are the consequences of certain errors in growing:

• the leaves are covered with small black dots or spots - the anthurium is cold,
• specks appear on the petal - water accidentally fell on it,
• the edges of the leaves are blackened - the soil is not suitable (an urgent transplant is needed),
• rotten roots and base of leaves are visible - the plant is over-watered,
• leaves dry and turn yellow - wrong light (leaves dry with any mistake: both from the direct influence of the sun, and from lack of light),
• an adult plant does not bloom for a long time - the pot is wrongly chosen (a transplant into a flowerpot that is suitable in size is required).

Diseases can be associated with the activity of pests: scale insects, mealybugs, aphids, spider mites. To protect anthurium from attack, it is necessary to regularly wipe its stems and leaves with water.

From the outside, caring for the anthurium seems very difficult, but it will not be difficult for responsible housewives to grow a healthy plant at home, which will become a real decoration of the house.

Do you want to create an exotic corner in your apartment? Planting anthurium at home and further caring for this flower will require a lot of work, but beauty will pay off all the trouble. What other houseplant blooms for 3 months and pleases you with an absolutely fantastic flower shape? A long ear, wrapped in a fancy blanket, peeps out of the receptacle. Thanks to the work of breeders, anthurium amazes with a variety of varieties and colors. They even managed to give the cob the shape of a loop, and a heart-shaped blanket is located around the twisted rod. It is best to grow tropical flowers in greenhouses where a suitable microclimate can be created for them, or in closed arboretums.

Flower propagation

If you want to purchase a finished plant, carefully consider the selected specimen. Leaves should be free from damage and spots, with a smooth shiny surface. Healthy plants should not have brown spots on the leaf covering the cobs. After purchasing, keep the flower on a windowsill where it will live permanently for 2 days, and provide it with a humid atmosphere and good care. On the third day, it is imperative to plant anthurium in fresh soil: a pot of store soil is not intended for long-term cultivation at home.

You can propagate a flower by dividing the bush. When transplanting, remove the plant from the vessel, shake its roots from the ground. Very carefully, with your hands, separate the stem with part of the root system from the main plant. Do not use knives or other sharp tools for work: after cuts, the anthurium is sick for a long time and may die. Before planting a new flower, dip its underground part in a growth stimulant.

You can cut off the top of the shoot with air roots and grow a new flower from it. This technique is often used at home, when the plant is many years old and its leaves and flowers, despite good care, become small. If the roots are sufficiently developed, you can immediately plant the flower in a pot of soil, and if they are just about to hatch, put the shoot in warm water for germination. The temperature of the liquid should not be higher than 20⁰, otherwise the lower part will start to rot. You do not need to use a jar of water, but wrap the lower part of the stem with wet moss in advance. When you see the shoots of the roots breaking through, cut the cutting off, sprinkle the wound with crushed coal and plant it in the ground.

If you wish, you can try to get and germinate seeds. You will have to pollinate the flower artificially, with a brush, then wait for the fruit to appear and collect the grains. The seed is kept for 2 hours in a pale pink solution of potassium permanganate, and then sown in the ground. Seedlings will have to wait about 2 months, and flowers - 4 years.

Advice

Anthurium has a poisonous sap that irritates the skin and mucous membranes. Wear gloves when handling the flower and do not touch your eyes and lips until you wash your hands.

Take a short, wide pot and fill it 1/3 full with drainage material.Place the roots of the anthurium on top and start filling the vessel with soil. The roots of the plant are very fragile, you need to compact the earth carefully. Add a small layer, moisten and shake slightly so that there are no voids. The soil should be loose, well permeable to air and moisture, with an acidity (pH) of 5.5 to 6.5.

It is better to purchase a special mixture for anthuriums or orchids in flower shops, but you can mix:

• humus - 4 parts;
• peat - 2 parts;
• leaf land - 2 parts;
• sand - 1 part.

Add crushed charcoal, cone fragments, moss to the mixture - up to 15% by volume. After planting, the flower must be watered abundantly and after 15 minutes, drain the excess liquid from the pan. Spray the leaves with warm water and keep the plant in the shade for several days. Until the flower takes root, provide it with proper home care and spray more often.

Advice

Better to grow anthurium in plastic flower pots. This material keeps heat well, the soil in it remains warm for a long time at night, and does not heat up much during the day.

Conditions for keeping anthurium

The southern guest is very picky about the conditions of his stay, but he will thank him for his caring care with extraordinary flowering. The plant needs good lighting, but hot sun is contraindicated. If in the middle of the day the rays hit the window, shade the flower from burns. In the winter months at home, it is advisable to illuminate the plants with lamps with a predominance of the blue and red spectrum. In summer, the bushes develop well at temperatures from 20⁰ to 25⁰; in winter, cooler air is needed: 16-18⁰.

Anthurium needs high humidity. If your apartment is very dry, make life easier for both people and plants - install a humidifier. You can place the pot next to a bowl filled with sea pebbles and keep the pebbles damp at all times, or cover the surface of the soil with moss, which must be sprayed with a spray bottle as it dries.

In the summer, make sure that the soil in the pot does not dry out, water with settled soft water. In winter, before watering, the topsoil should dry out to a depth of about 1 cm. The plant loves to be sprayed. Hard tap water is not suitable for this procedure, add a drop of vinegar to the liquid, wait a few minutes for the reaction to take place, and pour only the upper part without sediment into the spray bottle. The spray should only fall on the leaves, but not on the buds and flowers, on which stains appear from drops of liquid. In early spring, force the plant to invigorate: water it once with water at a temperature of about 45⁰. Such a procedure at home activates development after winter dormancy, and the anthurium will bloom more luxuriantly.

Proper care includes feeding. Don't let your pet overeat; excess nutrients are bad for them. It is especially dangerous to overdo it with mineral fertilizers. Use a special anthurium feed and strictly follow the dosage indicated in the instructions. You need to feed it at home every 15 days, and spray the leaves with liquid fertilizer once a month.

Anthurium should be transplanted at least once every 2 years. If you are not going to separate part of the flower, take a pot 3-5 cm wider and 3 cm deeper than the previous one. From time to time, look at the drainage holes: if roots appear from there, replant, even if the time has not come. Remove the plant, gently shake off the roots from the old soil, if necessary, divide the bush. Then proceed in the same way as when landing. Be attentive to your pet for several days, proper home care will help him quickly settle down in a new place.

What is the exotic guest dissatisfied with?

The flower is very capricious, but he himself will tell you what he does not like. Improper care is often the cause of problems. Look closely at all the changes in the appearance of the plant, and you will understand where you made mistakes.Anthurium loves moist air, but not swampy soil. If you notice black dots on the leaves, reduce watering and make sure there is no water in the pan. If blackening grows, the roots are struck by gray rot. Remove the plant from the soil, inspect the root system and remove rotting growth. Plant the flower in new soil and spill with a light pink potassium permanganate solution.

What else can a plant living at home complain about?

• The leaves curl, but the color does not change - there is not enough air humidity, spray the flower more often.
• The leaves curl up, and light spots appear on them - a sunburn. Apply anthurium or move it to another place.
• The leaves sag, the tips turn yellow or turn brown - the pot is standing in a draft, the room is cold or there are sudden temperature changes. Create a comfortable environment for the plant.
• The leaves become small, turn yellow, the bush does not bloom well - there is not enough nutrition, you need to transplant the flower into fresh soil.
• Lush greenery, but the plant does not bloom - too nutritious soil, transplant into a pot with less fertile soil and stop feeding for a month.

Pests can attack anthuriums:

• shield;
• aphid;
• spider mite;
• mealybug.

You can fight insects with the help of special insecticides. Do not place the pot too close to other plants to prevent the parasites from spreading to other flowers. Proper care will help strengthen the flower's immunity, biostimulants will come in handy.

Conclusion

Caring for anthurium at home takes time and effort. If you often leave for several days, forget to water and feed your green pets, it is better to plant more hardy and unpretentious plants on the windowsill. The main beauty of a tropical guest is during flowering, create suitable conditions for him so as not to be disappointed at the sight of a stunted rod with a stained bedspread.

It is best to grow anthurium in greenhouses. If this is not possible, purchase an indoor arboretum. You can keep the flower at home on the windowsill, but then you need to constantly monitor the temperature, humidity and illumination of the room. The overseas guest wants to show you all his splendor, help him get used to the new conditions.

"Wild" anthuriums in humid mountain tropical forests settle on trees and, one might say, nest on rocks, in depressions with a handful of soil available there.

Therefore, their root system has its own specifics.

These roots go into the ground, being content with a relatively small amount of it - but they also master the air space.

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Based on such features, a container, soil and a method of planting anthurium are selected.

Landing container

The container should ensure the equality of the temperatures of the soil and ambient air. For this reason, they choose plastic containers.

The bottom is required drain hole of sufficient size so that moisture does not stagnate.

Deep containers are not suitable for roots that grow to the sides, or even upward, outward.

In very small pots, the required drainage layer will take up too much of the volume.

On the other hand, the width of the container depends on what is expected from the anthurium: in wider pots, the root system will develop and numerous children will appear, but flowering will sharply decrease.

In too wide pots, the plant will not be able to quickly master the soil and pathogenic processes will take place in it.

As a result, for adult anthuriums, they choose low plastic containers with diameter from 24 to 32 cm.

Priming

General characteristics of the soil optimal for a plant: loose, fibrous, with very good air and moisture permeability, slightly acidic.

These are ready-made soils for orchids and bromeliads, as well as for aroids.

Similar potting mixes can be prepared on one's own.

• leaf (sod) land, sphagnum moss or peat in equal proportions with the addition of pieces of charcoal and coconut fiber;
• peat, chopped sphagnum, sod land in a ratio of 2: 2: 1;
• leafy soil, peat, coarse sand in a ratio of 2: 2: 1 with pieces of charcoal and coniferous bark;
• leafy with coarse fibers, chopped sphagnum, light turf soil (part ratio 2: 1: 1) with a small amount of bone meal;
• fine expanded clay, fibrous peat, pine bark in equal amounts.

Landing

Before landing on the bottom of the container, be sure to lay drainage (expanded clay, small pebbles, brick breakage with pieces of charcoal), a layer of which takes up to a third of the volume of the pot.

Coarse sand can be poured over the drainage layer, and then the root system can be placed - it is better together with an earthen lump.

Special attention should be paid to the condition easily breaking roots and carefully remove damaged and tainted areas by sprinkling the injured area with crushed charcoal.

You can also treat them with a root stimulant.

Then add the prepared soil mixture, trying deepen the young superficial roots a little, and carefully compact it. Aerial rootsremaining on the surface should be covered with sphagnum and moistened regularly.

Most often, when landing, you need to take care of plant support.

Transfer

If anthurium is grown from seeds, it is transplanted into a separate pot with a diameter of 7 to 9 cm in the spring at the stage of five to six leaves and then change the "apartment" annually, as it grows.

Mature plants are transplanted every two to three years. When transplanting, they try to deepen the surface roots a little more than it was in the old pot. The part of the roots remaining on the surface is wrapped in moist sphagnum. The drainage layer is also somewhat increased.

During flowering, the transplant is not carried out..

New pot diameter determines whether the plant will bloom predominantly or grow predominantly. If you mean bloom, move the anthurium into a pot, not at all much larger than the previous one.

In a wide pot, anthurium willingly grows, giving stem offspring. In the spring, when these offspring have already formed their roots, during transplantation they are separated from the main plant and seated in separate containers corresponding to their development.

After the purchase a new specimen should carefully inspect the soil and container. If this is a shipping pot and the anthurium was grown hydroponically, the plant must be completely freed from the soil and transplanted immediately.

In the case of normal cultivation, before sale, the plant is transplanted together with an earthen clod into a pot of not too large diameter.

In any case, you need to monitor the safety of the root system and, if possible, improve it with parallel processing with charcoal powder and a root formation stimulator.

Each transplant is stressful for the plant. Therefore, one should not expect immediate abundant flowering or lush growth in all directions from the "immigrants". You just need to provide them with optimal conditions for development and give them time to adapt to the new "nest".

Anthurium, aka the flower of "male happiness", is quite complicated in room culture, however, suitable conditions can also be created for it.

One of the main tasks in this case is to ensure the development of the root system.

Place it in a favorable environment, add watering, lighting, temperature, humidity - and "male happiness" will grow, bloom and multiply.

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At first glance, anthurium is somewhat demanding in care, although not enough to refuse it. It is better to understand your plant and try to provide the anthurium with the necessary home care.

How to properly care for an anthurium and what will be required for its development and flowering? At home, in particular, two flowering species of anthuriums are grown: Andre (A. andreanum) and Scherzer (A. scherzerianum).

The vast majority of cultivated forms of anthurium are epiphytes. Many are well kept in warm, humid greenhouses.

Temperature control and lighting ...

For full-fledged growth and generous flowering, the anthurium is satisfied with conditions that are suitable for orchids: constant heat, bright lighting, but not direct sun, high humidity.

Room temperature close to natural in summer - 20-28C, in winter not lower than 16-18 ° C, away from heating appliances.

Scherzer anthurium hybrids require cooler maintenance (12-16 ° C) for two months in winter, while reducing watering. In order for the anthurium to bloom early, in January they begin to gradually increase the temperature to 20-25 ° C.

Since the plant tolerates drafts and temperature fluctuations very painfully, in a frosty winter it is better to place it not on the windowsill, but indoors, providing additional artificial lighting using phytolamps.

In low light, anthurium will not bloom, and if the light is too bright, its veil-bracts will become less saturated in color. Therefore, when caring for an anthurium flower, it is important to find the "golden mean".

Humidity is an important factor in the care of anthurium ...

Be sure to pay attention to the quality of irrigation, the water should be soft and warm, well settled. Water sparingly as soon as the soil dries up. For healthy anthuriums, it should always look slightly damp, but if you dry it a little, it's okay.

Very often, the opinions of florists differ regarding the humidity of the air.

• Some believe that the flower must be sprayed every day.
• Others are satisfied with wiping the leaves with a damp cloth.
• Still others increase the humidity of the air by placing a flower pot on a pallet with raw moss, expanded clay or covering the base of the plant with sphagnum, constantly moisturizing it.

However, when using any of these methods, you need to adjust the room temperature depending on the general condition of the plant. Spray and create moisture around the anthurium at a temperature of at least 20 degrees.

High humidity at a low temperature of 16-18C will lead to infection of the flower with fungal diseases. Low humidity at the same temperature will reduce resistance to various pests: scale insects, spider mites, aphids. Therefore, in the event of any critical situations, it is better to replace ordinary spraying with wet wiping of the leaves.

Overcooling of the root system should be avoided, watering should be done only with warm and soft water. Try not to create excessive moisture, otherwise a fungus will appear on the soil.

To maintain the purity of the leaves, it will not be superfluous to arrange a warm shower for the anthurium every week. It is recommended to cover the substrate with a plastic bag. After the leaves are completely dry, put them back in place.

Blooming Anthurium is a dream come true if you know what the care should be.

How to choose the right substrate?

Anthurium planted in heavy soil will quickly lose its attractive appearance (leaves and flowers will become smaller), and it will also start to hurt. The commercially available universal soil for aroid is "heavy" and the mixture for orchids is poor in nutrients.

Ideal soil should be loose, slightly acidic, nutritious, moisture-absorbing and well-permeable.You can prepare the composition yourself by mixing the soil for azaleas or begonias (two parts) with perlite, pine bark and sphagnum (one part at a time).

Some growers grow beautiful anthuriums hydroponically, planting them in a mixture of perlite with expanded clay, or in pure sphagnum. Such soils hold moisture well, ensure normal root respiration and maintain optimal moisture content.

When grown on a hydroponic system, in winter the plant must be kept at a temperature of 18C, supplemented with phytolamps, water for irrigation must be replaced with a solution for hydroponics twice a month.

Choosing a pot and replanting anthurium.

Young healthy anthuriums are transplanted annually into new slightly larger containers, older specimens are transplanted every 3 or 4 years. The transplant in the latter case is combined with reproduction by dividing the bush into small divisions.

If the anthurium looks healthy, blooms well, then it can be left in the purchased container until the end of flowering. In the case of a cramped pot (roots are visible), the flower should be transplanted into a large container by transferring it.

If the plant looks painful, bad or does not bloom at all, its root system must be well cleaned of the earth, remove old and injured roots, sprinkle the cuts with crushed activated carbon, and, after drying, plant in a new substrate.

To get a large number of children, it is better to choose a pot wider. In order for the anthurium to bloom more magnificently, the dishes should be a little cramped and not deep.

For good survival, the flower should be sprayed with "Epin" and placed in a heated greenhouse. In an atmosphere of high humidity, the plant will successfully recover in a couple of months.

Top dressing of anthurium with fertilizers.

Top dressing is carried out after transplanting, about a month later. Further feeding is desirable every 2 weeks in summer, in winter every 2 months.

To obtain abundant flowering, anthurium is fed with mineral fertilizers, for example, "Kemira", "Ideal", alternating with organic fertilizers.

In some cases, fertilizers are not used when growing anthuriums. This is acceptable if the plant blooms well and grows in a nutritious substrate, receiving the necessary care and sufficient light and moisture. Sometimes half the dose indicated on the package is sufficient.

Reproduction and rejuvenation of anthurium.

Sometimes, even with seemingly correct courtship, anthuriums lose their decorative effect and require rejuvenation. The aging time in most species and varieties can be determined by the formation of an unsightly thick trunk with the remains of leaves.

For rejuvenation, take the upper part of the plant, cutting it off so that 2 or 3 aerial roots remain. The top with the root is planted in a greenhouse with a loose substrate and left for 2-3 weeks for rooting.

You do not need to throw away the old anthurium. Very soon, new rosettes will appear on it, which will help preserve the mother plant in case of unsuccessful rooting of the apical part.

With proper care, anthurium will delight not only with its original flowers in the form of an inflorescence-cob and bedspread, but also with numerous lateral shoots with roots.

Difficulties in growing anthurium.

The anthurium flower can be affected by fungal diseases, the leaves turn yellow and fall if it is not properly looked after. The conditions of detention are violated, or they received any damage, for example, during transplantation, they suffer from the activity of pests.

Below are the most common diseases and lesions of Anthurium:

• The process of yellowing of leaves and their further abscission is not uncommon in anthurium. The main reasons are violation of the rules of care: watering, lack of nitrogen fertilizers, lack of light, too bright sun, etc.
• Chlorosis (leaves turn yellow, but the veins remain green) often occurs due to a lack of iron or magnesium.Simply use iron chelate or algae extract.
• Small leaves, with yellow spots appearing on them, indicate insufficient nutrition.
• Black and brown spots on the leaves - the plant signals waterlogging and cold content.
• The leaves dry out with low humidity and cold watering.
• Rolled leaves without visible damage - too bright sunlight, frequent drafts, dry air.
• Dark or small yellow translucent spots are left on the leaves by spider mites and scale insects.
• Too much sphagnum in the substrate, there may be rotting. There is enough moisture in the depths of the pot due to the moss, but from the outside it seems like it's time to water.

Timely treatment and treatment with insecticides and fungicides guarantees a successful recovery. The care of indoor anthurium should be debugged. Watering, of course, should be reduced. Wait with spraying. Instead of water, pour the substrate with a fungicide solution (Fundazol, Maxim ...) Trichodermin in the form of a powder can then be poured into the soil mixture.

And most importantly, learn how to properly care for such plants. Anthurium is beautiful and elegant, if you make all the necessary efforts to care for it, then the home flower will delight you with its beauty and flowering all the time.