Anthurium Friedrichsthalii Care
Welcome to our guide to anthurium friedrichsthalii care…
Anthurium Friedrichsthalii Care Summary
| Light needs: | Medium to bright indirect sunlight |
| Watering needs: | Check once a week, water when top half of soil is dry. |
| Fertilizer: | A balanced plant feed once a month in the summer months. |
| Soil: | A mix of perlite, orchid bark and potting compost. |
| Humidity: | 60-70%. |
| Temperature: | 18°C to 25°C (64-77°F). |
| Where to buy: | Try our list of Rare Plant Shops. |
| Common issues: | Lack of humidity, over watering. |
Introduction
The anthurium friedrichsthalii is known for it’s really thin and long elongated leaves, and looks great with it’s leaves trailing down of the edge of a planter or shelf.
Light Needs
Medium to bright indirect sunlight is best. They do not like direct sun though.
How Often to Water An Anthurium Friedrichsthalii
Water when the top half of the soil is dry, check it once a week.
Fertilizer
Feed with a feed higher in nitrogen once a month in summer to encourage growth.
Soil
Use a really well draining mix, lots of perlite is essential, as well as orchid bark and normal compost.
For more on anthurium soil (what to buy and how to make your own) see our guide here: Anthurium Soil.
When To Repot An Anthurium Friedrichsthalii
Repot them in spring to refresh the soil and to give the roots more space if they need it.
Humidity
60-70% is best, you’ll need to up the humidity in your home. The best way to do this is with a humidifier or fogger.
Temperature
18°C to 25°C (64-77°F) is a good temperature range.
Anthurium Friedrichsthalii Vs Vittarifolium
The anthurium friedrichsthalii and vittarifolium are very similar, but the friedrichsthalii has thinner leaves.
Where To Buy
Try our list of Rare Plant Shops.
Anthurium Friedrichsthalii Care FAQs and Common Problems
Lack of humidity is common, as they love humidity levels higher than normal households. Other common issues for the anthurium friedrichsthalii are pests on the leaves, so check both sides of the leaves at watering. Over and underwatering is common, so check the plant each week but only water if needed.
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