Pronunciation: an-thur-ee-um
Native to mountain forests in tropical North and South America, Anthuriums belong to the same family as Caladium and Elephant's Ears. Relatively carefree; grow in shady spots in frost-free areas or as houseplants in colder climates.
Bright, indirect light. Water moderately in warmer season so soil is moist but not wet. Water less in winter.
Plant in well-drained potting mix. Fertilize monthly with balanced fertilizer (10-10-10).
Cut off faded flower stalks with scissors.
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