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Data

Botanical Name: Anthurium spp.
Family: Araceae
Origin: Colombia

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Charm of Anthuriums

Maybe anthuriums are popular even in Japan. Their heart-shaped flower-like leaves are so cute. Though numbers of them are grown and even naturalized in Hawaii, their origin is Colombia.

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Dividing

If flowering has stopped, it means the container is too small for the plant. Then, transplant it to the larger container or divide the plant into smaller pieces.
To divide the plant, cut the part with a few leaves off with the root, and transplant it to another container.
As a media, green moss is recommended.

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Location

They get sunburn if they are exposed to the direct sun. So, keep them indoor especially in summer.
It is favorable to keep them near the sunny window in winter.
They stop growing at 15C/60F and they get weak at 10C/50F or below. Keep them warm as possible during the winter.

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Watering

It is recommended to water not only the soil but also the leaves with spray.

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