Anthurium red
Anthurium (Latin: Anthurium) is a flowering plant of the Aroid family, widely known and common among gardeners around the world. The largest number of species in their natural habitat grow in the tropical and subtropical regions of South America. Domestic Anthurium is characterized by its stunning blooms. During flowering, a cob-shaped inflorescence and large heart-shaped flowers colored in a red hue are formed. The dark green leaves of Anthurium have a pleasant glossy sheen. The houseplant bears small berries, they can be bright red, black, white, striped and bicolored.
To grow Anthurium at home, it is important to ensure the right air temperature, depending on the season. In summer, it should be between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius, and in winter from 16 to 20. The tropical plant requires an appropriate level of humidity. Water the flower often, but moderately, leaving the soil in the flower pot always a little moistened. As for lighting - bright, but diffused light is necessary. Direct sunlight is not desirable and can lead to burns.