Bring some positive energy to your home or office with the classic Money Tree. Her slim, braided trunk and large star-shaped leaves will add a tropical feel to your space.
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Pachira Braid (Money Tree)
Anthurium Growing Instructions
Grow anthuriums in a medium or bright window or under artificial lights to encourage the most blooms. Anthuriums are great foliage plants for low light, but they won't produce flowers.
Water anthuriums enough to keep the soil moist, but not wet, and fertilize regularly in spring and summer with a general-purpose houseplant fertilizer. (Follow the directions on the fertilizer packaging to know how much fertilizer to use and how often to apply it.)
Anthuriums also appreciate warm temperatures; protect them from cold, drafty air. Like many tropical flowering houseplants, they need above-average humidity to do their best, making anthuriums excellent choices for bright kitchens or bathrooms.
These flowering houseplants aren't particularly fussy about fertilizing; you can feed them once every six months or so at minimum. If you would like your anthurium to bloom more, you can fertilize regularly with any general-purpose houseplant fertilizer. Follow the fertilizer directions on how much to use.
Note: Anthurium is not intended for human or animal consumption.