Cherry's anthurium blooms have very short stems, not rising above leaves. Previously bloomed continuously with long stems.
Expert Answer: Has the plant been moved to more sun? If so, it may shorten stems to shade blooms from burning. Move to shadier spot—stems may elongate. Stems also lengthen naturally as blooms age; you may just be noticing them earlier. If moved to sunnier spot, return to shadier location.
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