Light: Bright light, especially during the summer growing season. Full sun is preferable in the summer, with as much light as you can give during the winter. Water: Keep the plants moist at all times during the growing season, and you might have to water larger plants twice a day in heat. During winter, reduce watering but don’t let them dry out. Temperature: Warm in summer (household temperatures are fine) and colder in winter months (down to 50˚F at night). They are generally hardy, and even if they die back to the soil, they will likely recover next spring. Soil: A rich, fast-draining mix is ideal. Fertilizer: Fertilize adequately during the growing season, with controlled-release fertilizer and liquid fertilizer.

Light - Bright Indirect light Watering - Water thoroughly until the water runs from the bottom drain holes. Temperature - 15-32°C The best thing you can do for your anthurium 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.

Soil: Rich, loamy, well-draining soil Light: Bright indirect light Temperature: 18-30 °C Humidity: Medium to High (>50% humidity is best) Watering: Water when potting soil is almost dry (check the potting soil before watering) Fertilizing: Diluted balanced fertilizer once a month in spring and summer Propagation: Plant division

Light: Bright, indirect sunlight. East or west facing window is great. Temperature: 18 to 27 °C Watering: Water once the top half of the soil is dry. Avoid overwatering. Size: 8-12 inches in height (20-30 cm) Soil: Lightweight well-draining soil. Half potting soil, half coarse sand or perlite is ideal. Container: Avoid excessively large pots. Ensure good drainage. Fertilizing: Very little fertilizer needed. Apply fertilizer about twice a year. Humidity: Normal indoor humidity levels are fine. Flaming Katy plants do well at a range of humidity levels. Propagation: Can be propagated easily with stem or leaf cuttings.