今天(23/5/20) 今天放了一点自制的骨粉, 希望能促进开花.
关于花的资料:
1. Humidity is definitely important so mist your plant every few days.
2. It likes to be kept moist, but here is the kicker, it can’t be soggy. So it needs to be in a soil that is loose, humus rich and drains well.
3. With light you want to create the same situation as the tropical forest. Bright filtered light; in other words don’t let the sun shine directly on the plant.
4. Use a balanced fertilizer every three to four weeks.
5. Anthurium usually need to be re-pot every couple of years
6. To promote blooming is making sure you are meeting its basic needs for healthy growth indoors. This includes:
- Growing the anthurium in fertile soil that drains well.
- Using a container that has bottom drainage.
- Watering when the top inch of soil is dry to the touch.
- Ensure your anthurium is getting sufficient humidity.
- Fertilizing every other month with a houseplant fertilizer high in phosphorus and applying at half strength.
- Placing the anthurium in an area that receives bright to medium levels of indirect light during the day.
- Cease fertilizing in fall and winter, as the plant is in its dormant stage where all growth naturally slows.
- Anthuriums grow best in coarse, well-drained, fertile soils with a pH of 5.5 to 6.5.
using a commercial potting mix or orchid mix also works well, but don’t use a potting soil because it’s generally too heavy and retains too much moisture leading to rot problems.
Propagating new anthurium plants is easily done by dividing a mature plant in spring.
