Does this plant need a lot of sun? What is this plant. 😍
Does this plant need a lot of sun? What is this plant. 😍
I believe it’s an anthurium but I don’t know about its care
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It seems to like indirect light.
0 likesIndirect or you’ll torch it
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Thank you!
1 likethe flowers will dry out without consistent watering. use distilled water and make sure the first inch of soil is dry before watering. I’d say once a week or so
1 likeI purchased this a couple months ago! It’s called a flamingo plant. I made the mistake of putting it in direct sunlight on my balcony. Her leaves burned & I could tell she wasn’t happy. I moved her in my bedroom near a window and she’s thriving and growing new leaves! Apparently they need similar care to a peace lily as they both originate on the forest floor in indirect sunlight. The sun will peak through my window and touch her every now and then which seems to be just enough light. Also, I keep her pretty moist. She’s now a happy baby!
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Thank you Rebecca. That information was very helpful I noticed it’s leaves stated wilting when I put it in direct sunlight. I have it further away from the window and she looks happy now and I see a baby red leaf budding. 🥰🌱
1 likeOmg that’s amazing! A new red leaf hasn’t started growing on mine yet, fingers crossed though 🤞🏻
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I put some cooled coffee in it last week. Not grounds.
1 likeI have several of these beauties… got my first one over 10 years ago and she’s still going and producing lovely flowers and babies! Think I have had at least 7-8 off her! Fairly hardy plant to be honest, I let them dry out on top a little bit and they sit in a west window which gets the light at the end of the day…. Light is filtered through a vertical blind though which they seem to be happy with 🙂 mother plant is in the white pot in the centre x
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Beautiful!!!’ Thank you!
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The baby plant looks better than the mama plant. 😎
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What’s the name of the plant to the far right as I’m looking at it with the thick green leaves that’s looks the shape of a spoon. Is that a jade?
0 likesI do have a couple of jade plants but they’re only a few cm’s tall… they are in the photo, just to the right of the central anthurium
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But your other money plant in the photo looks fabulously full. 😀
1 likeIt’s the same plant 🥰🥰
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