Ornamental Plant
FLAMINGO FLOWER
(Anthurium andraeanum)
A flowering plant from the Araceae family, native to Colombia, with a perennial lifespan. Perfect for indoor display and enjoyment.
Living Conditions
Seasonal Watering
1. Characteristics
Flamingo Flower with its distinctive heart-shaped flower, native to Colombia. Perennial plant that blooms from February to July.
2. Temperature
Loves warmth, fears cold. Ideal temperature above 22°C. Keep under 30°C in summer, minimum 8°C in winter.
3. Fertilizing
Fertilize from May to September, every two weeks. Use diluted organic fertilizer.
I. PLANT CHARACTERISTICS
Flamingo Flower (Anthurium andraeanum) is a flowering plant from the Araceae family, native to Colombia. This perennial plant features distinctive heart-shaped flowers and can bloom year-round if temperature conditions are favorable, primarily from February to July. It is well-suited for indoor display and ornamental purposes.
II. GROWING AND CARE TECHNIQUES
1. Temperature
Flamingo Flower loves warmth and fears cold. The ideal growing temperature is above 22°C. During summer, do not exceed 30°C to prevent plant disease. In winter, maintain a minimum of 8°C; if temperature drops below, move the plant to a warm room.
2. Humidity
Flamingo Flower prefers a humid environment with air humidity around 80%. You can mist the plant early in the morning before the heat of the day to increase humidity and promote growth. Avoid misting the flowers directly.
3. Fertilizing
From May to September is the main blooming period. During this time, fertilize every two weeks using diluted organic fertilizer.
Seasonal Care
Spring
Water frequently and mist to increase humidity.
Summer
Mist early morning and late afternoon, keep below 30°C.
Autumn
Reduce watering frequency, continue fertilizing until September.
Winter
Move indoors if below 8°C, reduce watering, stop fertilizing.
Flamingo Flower is perfect for those who enjoy growing plants indoors.