Your new anthurium doesn't need a larger pot—it blooms best when slightly rootbound. Repotting into excess soil causes root rot.
| Factor | Guideline |
|---|---|
| Pot | Keep current if 5–6". Only upsize when roots circle densely. |
| Water | Weekly for 5–6" pot in good light. Top half dry = water. Err on dry side. |
| Light | Very bright indirect + 2–3 hrs early/late direct sun. North/east windowsill ideal. |
| Fertilizer | Monthly at ½ strength (balanced). |
| Rotation | ¼ turn each watering for even growth. |
| Humidity | High—pebble tray or humidifier helps flowering. |
Anthuriums are epiphytes—they want air around roots. Dense, wet soil kills them. Tight pot + chunky mix (orchid bark, perlite, peat) = happy plant.
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