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Red Anthurium

SKU: RED-ANT-PL47

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Botanical name: Anthurium andraeanum

Nickname: Tail flower; Flamingo flower; Laceleaf

Plant type: Arum, indoor

Watering Instructions: Anthurium likes her soil lightly moist, but never soggy. Water the plant when the top two inches of soil are dry.

Light Conditions: Anthurium needs a good amount of light to thrive. The plant love a bright room, but prefers to be away from direct sun.

Plant height (including pot):50-60cm

Pot Size (concrete): D=19cm, H=16cm

Note: The color and shape of the pot may vary depending on availability.

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SKU: RED-ANT-PL47 Category: Plants

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Get the Red Anthurium delivered to your doorstep. The Red Anthurium is a classic and lovely houseplant, extremely durable and requires little care. This popular houseplant brings the color with blossoms that last about six weeks. Anthurium flowers open in shades of red, pink, purple, orange, white and black.

Place your anthuriums in a setting where they will receive at least 6 hours of bright indirect sunlight each day. The more light and warmth that your anthurium gets, the more water it will need, so check the soil for dryness every few days.

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