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Hi all, I recently bought a few “rehab” Doc Block Anthuriums and a few others. I am not sure on a set up for them.. I am curious to see your set ups, lighting, placement, humidity… I am new to these beautiful plants and would appreciate any advice. Thank you!

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  1. Brittany

    Beautiful! I treat mine the same as I treat most of my other plants - monsteras, philodendrons, alocasias - grow lights, humidifier, chunky soil, letting the soil dry out before fully drenching the soil… no biggie 💁🏼‍♀️ you’ve totally got this

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    • Borg Family Plants

      Thank you! I hope things go well, they are such beautiful plants.

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  2. Phishsticks

    Mine likes leca. All my anthuriums like ambient year round in Minnesota. Humidity is like 25-28 throughout winter. I keep the roots at 100% and they don’t give a hoot about the air(just keep it moving).

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    • PlantTherapyPlease

      Is water sitting in with the leca?

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    • PlantTherapyPlease

      I purchased one last month and it was fine then I woke up the other day day to spots on them.

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    • Phishsticks

      Yep

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    • Phishsticks

      There’s a transition period for sure. Depending on how you do it will dictate how fast the recovery is, but it’ll most likely recover if you give it what it needs; oxygenated nutrient solution, light, moving air.

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    • Phishsticks

      I’ll use a wick for pots that don’t sit deep enough

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