Anthuriums
Add a Touch of the Tropics
to Your Home

 You don’t have to live in South America to enjoy the
beauty of Anthuriums!

These exotic-looking tropical plants are readily available for anyone to enjoy indoors. With brightly colored flower spathes and pretty ornamental leaves, you’ll love the touch of the tropics- even in your northern home!

Anthuriums need a high light, but not direct sunlight, so place your plant within two feet of an east or west facing window with the curtains or drapes kept open. Water your anthurium thoroughly, but don’t over water, and allow it to dry slightly between watering. No fertilizing is needed for the first three months. Thereafter, fertilize your anthuriums about every other month with a slow- release water soluble fertilizer. And be sure to remove dead and unsightly foliage and faded or brown flowers to keep your anthurium looking tropical hot!

Big Blend Radio Interview
Mike Rimland 'The Plant Hunter' was a special guest on Big Blend Radio's Garden Gossip online home and garden show on May 15, 2010. Mike is a leading world authority on potted Anthurium research, production, and marketing. With more than 30 year’s experience with indoor plants, he has been involved in the development and introduction of many patented indoor house plants.  Mike currently sits on the National Foliage Foundation Board of Directors. To listen to Mike's interview please CLICK HERE!

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