What to do after the flowering period of Anthurium andraeanum

Anthurium andraeanum is a common indoor leaf and flower plant, because of its good appearance and easy breeding, it is deeply loved by flower friends, and almost every family will raise a pot. And if you want to raise Anthurium andraeanum well, you need to do a good job of management. What should you do after the flowering period of Anthurium andraeanum?

What should I do after the flowering period of Anthurium andraeanum?

1. Moisture: if you want to water it more, it is best to alternate between dry and wet. Control the water in late autumn and early spring, don't let too much water accumulate in the basin, and add compound fertilizer two or three times a month.

2. Change the basin: change the basin every one or two years in early spring, remove the aging roots and replace the new fertile soil, and put coarse sand on the bottom of the basin to help drain the excess water.

Temperature: it needs a temperature of 20 to 25 degrees to grow, and it can't be lower than 16 degrees in the house in winter. Sprinkle water on the leaves and the ground two or three times a day during hot seasons to help humidify and cool down.

4. Lighting: use a shelter to shade it at noon in summer, let it see light when the sun is weak in the evening and morning, and put it in the sunny area in winter.

How to promote the flowering of Anthurium andraeanum?

1. Add less nitrogen fertilizer and more phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to blossom faster. Phosphorus is a very important substance that can help flowers, fruits and species grow. If there is less phosphorus, it can not grow flower buds, of course, can not blossom. If it doesn't have a flower bud when it comes to flowering, it can bury compound fertilizer or other fertilizers with high phosphorus and potassium in the soil.

2. There must be enough light to help the flower bud grow. If it is placed in a dark place all the year round, it cannot produce nutrients and the flower bud will not grow. It can be moved out of the house to get more sunshine to help it produce nutrients to grow and blossom.

3. One month before flowering, the soil should be kept dry in order to facilitate the growth of flower buds. If you always pour too much water, it is easy to lose flowers. Therefore, water should be controlled before flowering, and only by creating suitable conditions for it can it blossom.

Generally speaking, the flowers can bloom again next year as long as the temperature is controlled and the basic management work such as watering and fertilization is done.