Cook Islands gardener has anthuriums in coconut fiber, watered every 2 days, no direct sun. No blooms.
Humidity. Watering roots ≠ humid air. Anthuriums are epiphytes; they absorb moisture through leaves. Misting or a pebble tray is essential.
Monthly balanced feed (half strength) supports blooming.
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