Anthurium Nebraska

This is a beautiful healthy Anthurium Nebraska

Medium Orange Flower

The genus Anthurium is a large and diverse group of plants spreading across the Americas from Mexico to South America and the Caribbean Basin. Although most people associate Anthuriums with showy red and orange spathes (bracts) of Anthurium Andreanum. The majority of Anthurium species have plain green undistinctive bracts and if they known horticulturally they are grown for their unique growth habit, ie. Bird’s nest type, or their distinctive foliage, ie. Anthurium Clarinervium, or both distinctive foliage and growth habit, ir. Anthurium Superbum.
Anthuriums as a general rule prefer medium to bright ligh, They can tolerate all levels of indirect light, but anthuriums growing in low light will have fewer flowers and will grow slower. These plants cannot tolerate direct light however, as this can burn the leaves.

be sure that your plant is never put in a location that freezes. Frost will kill your plant. Temperatures below 55 degrees are bad for your plant and it should ideally be kept at temperatures above 70 degrees.
Humidity between 80 and 100% is ideal. But a little lower is fine as long as you water your plant regularly.

Anthuriums like a humid environment and good nutrition to bloom and thrive. Lacking these and they can still survive and provide a beautiful plant for a long time, just don’t expect it to grow and bloom a lot. Pests to look out for: low humidity leaf burn and root rot if overwatered.