Anthuriums are a genus of flowering plants known for their striking, often heart-shaped leaves and colourful spathes - The waxy, petal-like structure surrounding the actual flower spike, called the spadix.

Scientific Name: Anthurium. Family: Araceae (same as peace lilies and philodendrons. Common Names: Flamingo Flower, Laceleaf, Tailflower. Native to: Central and South America. Toxic to Pets: Yes (contains calcium oxalate crystals)

Care Requirements: Light: Bright, indirect light. Water: Water when top of soil (1-2 inches) is dry; prefers constant moisture, but not soggy. Humidity: Prefers a high 60-80%, mist regularly or use a humidifier. Temperature: Prefers 18-27 degrees, avoid cold drafts. Soil: Loose, well-draining mix such as, Orchid Bark + Perlite + Peat Moss. Fertiliser: Monthly in Spring/Summer with a balanced, diluted fertiliser such as Powerfeed.

Propagation - Most commonly practice of propagation is through division of the root ball or stem cutting. Ensure cutting tool is sanitised, and allow cutting to callus before planting.

Anthurium hoffmannii Red Sinus aka Blood Moon - Rarely Offered B57

Anthurium hoffmannii Red Sinus aka Blood Moon - Rarely Offered B57