Anthuriums (600–800 species) are tropical epiphytes with glossy, heart-shaped spathes (red, pink, white) and protruding spadices. They bloom year-round with proper care.
Warm (78–90°F day / 70–75°F night), humid, stable conditions yield nonstop tropical blooms.
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