The three details of raising Anthurium are not well done. No wonder the flower stem is too short and the bud is small.

Anthurium andraeanum, also known as candle, has a regular flower stem, and the bud is flat, leathery and accompanied by waxy luster, orange or scarlet; the inflorescence of meat spike is yellow, very beautiful; it can also absorb harmful gases such as formaldehyde in the air. and the ammonia and acetone excreted by the human body can support people, which is probably one of the reasons why many flower friends like it!

Recently, some flower friends have reflected that the stem of Anthurium andraeanum is too short, and the Buddha's bud is also very small. How is this going on? In fact, these three details are not done well, usually maintenance to multiple perspectives.

1. Watering details

Pay attention to some details when watering Anthurium andraeanum, because of its slightly acidic environment, ph should be controlled at 5.2-6.1, either too high or too low, which will affect the growth and cause the flower stem to be too short. If the acidity is not enough, you can drop a few drops of potassium dihydrogen phosphate during watering to change the water quality and increase the acidity.

When it is hot and dry in summer, many flower friends will spray water on the branches and leaves to increase humidity, but it should be noted that spraying is best carried out in the morning and can be sprayed around in the evening, but do not let the branches and leaves have moisture overnight, which can easily lead to bud deformation.

2. Details of fertilization

Because there is a layer of wax on the leaf surface of Anthurium andraeanum, its ability to absorb nutrients is low, so its nutrients mainly come from the root system, and fertilization should be regular. Generally, light fertilizer should be applied once in 3-4 days in the peak growing season. In other periods, it can be applied once in about 7 days, and it should be watered and permeable the next day to facilitate better growth.

3. Pick the bud

In the growing period, the root of Anthurium andraeanum will sprout a lot of small buds, these small buds will constantly compete with the mother plant for nutrients, and then affect the normal growth of the mother plant, and affect the differentiation and growth of flower buds.

But when small buds appear, buds should be picked in time. If the plant is taught to be robust, 1-2 buds can be retained to make the plant fuller, while all buds germinated in the flowering period should be removed.

This is the end of the conservation of Anthurium andraeanum. Flower friends have other additions. You can share them with you in the comment area below. If you want to know more about flower cultivation, you can pay attention to the flowers.