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Anthurium

Anthurium andraeanum

Also known as: Flamingo Flower, Laceleaf

⚠ïļ Toxic to petsAraceaeEasy to propagate

A complete guide to growing and propagating Anthurium: its care needs, how to take cuttings and root them, how long propagation takes, and how to fix the most common problems.

Anthurium care at a glance

☀ïļ Light
Bright, indirect light for the best flowering.
💧 Water
Let the top inch dry; keep lightly moist, never soggy.
ðŸŠī Soil
Chunky, airy aroid mix.
ðŸ’Ļ Humidity
Prefers high humidity, 60%+.
ðŸū Toxicity
Toxic to cats and dogs (calcium oxalates).

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How to propagate Anthurium

Division

Difficulty: EasyTimeline: Immediate; separate offshoots with roots.
  1. Unpot and separate offshoots that have their own roots.
  2. Pot each section in airy mix.
  3. Keep warm and humid while it settles.

Common Anthurium problems & fixes

No blooms

Needs brighter indirect light and phosphorus-rich feeding.

Yellow leaves

Overwatering. Let soil dry more and ensure drainage.

Brown leaf tips

Low humidity or salt buildup. Raise humidity and flush the soil.

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Toxicity notes are a general guide based on ASPCA-style classifications — if a pet ingests any houseplant, contact your vet. Care needs vary with your home's conditions.