If you want to raise Anthurium andraeanum, you should pay attention to the following four aspects: First, water it once every 1-2 days in spring and summer, and once a week in autumn and winter. Second lighting, proper lighting is enough. Trim for the third time, cut off old leaves and diseased leaves in time, and cut off yellow stems. Fourth, change the basin, and change it in time after a period of time.

1, water

Water can be watered once every 1-2 days in spring and summer, and once a week in autumn and winter. It is best not to water at night, because it may freeze the roots. When the temperature is high, spray some water in the morning. Don't water it too much when it blooms. You can put it outdoors when it rains.

2. Lighting equipment

It doesn't like strong sunlight, but it can't be completely in a cool place. If it is properly shaded when the sun is strong, it can be placed in a sunny place when the temperature is low in winter, and proper sunlight can promote photosynthesis.

prune

During its growth, old leaves and diseased leaves should be cut off in time. Cutting off old leaves is beneficial to the growth of new leaves. When the petiole is dry, it should also be trimmed in time. After the pedicel turns yellow, it also needs to be cut off, as far as possible to 2cm from the base. If the same root system grows too many buds, you can cut off the buds of the side branches properly, which can better reduce nutrient consumption.

Step 4 change the pot

When it grows for a period of time, in order to avoid affecting its growth, it needs to be replaced with a new pot. Turn the Anthurium basin upside down, pat the bottom, push the plant out with your fingers, put it in the new soil to make it permeable, and put it in a cool place. You don't need to water for a week, and you need to apply some Woye amino acid water-soluble fertilizer after changing pots for one month.