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This indoor-friendly live tropical plant features long-lasting flowers so fetching and intriguing that it has several common names inspired by them, such as flamingo flower, painter's palette, flamingo lily and tailflower. Laceleaf is another nickname. These waxy, puckered, palette-shaped, vividly red flowers are in fact modified leaves called spathes. Each glossy flower encloses an erect creamy yellow spadix (floral spike aka tailflower), contrasted by the rich green heart-shaped foliage. Unlike many flowering plants, anthurium blooms are remarkably long-lasting, gracing your space for several weeks at a time. Anthuriums can be featured in your living room, office or even your kitchen, becoming an eye-catching centerpiece. Thanks to their compact form, they're perfect for tabletops, shelves or windowsills, instantly brightening up any space with its vibrant color. Provide bright, indirect light for optimal growth. Direct Sunlight may scorch the leaves. Keep the soil evenly moist, allowing the top inch to dry out before watering again. To maintain moderate humidity levels, you can use a humidifier or mister or place the plant on a pebble tray. Anthuriums thrive in temperatures between 65 to 85°. Protect them from drafts and sudden temperature changes. Feed with a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer every 6-weeks to 8-weeks during spring and Summer. Remove faded blooms and any yellowing or damaged leaves to encourage new growth and maintain the plant's appearance.

Anthurium Pedatoradiatum, commonly known as anthurium fingers due to its pinnatifid foliage that resembles a hand, is a unique addition to any plant collection. With proper care, more finger-like sections will appear as the plant matures. Native to southern Mexico, anthurium Pedatoradiatum is happiest in a space with a temperature around 70°f and decent humidity.

This indoor-friendly live tropical plant features long-lasting flowers so fetching and intriguing that it has several common names inspired by them, such as flamingo flower, painter's palette, flamingo lily and tailflower. Laceleaf is another nickname. These waxy, puckered, palette-shaped, vividly red flowers are in fact modified leaves called spathes. Each glossy flower encloses an erect creamy yellow spadix (floral spike aka tailflower), contrasted by the rich green heart-shaped foliage. Unlike many flowering plants, anthurium blooms are remarkably long-lasting, gracing your space for several weeks at a time. Anthuriums can be featured in your living room, office or even your kitchen, becoming an eye-catching centerpiece. Thanks to their compact form, they're perfect for tabletops, shelves or windowsills, instantly brightening up any space with its vibrant color. Provide bright, indirect light for optimal growth. Direct Sunlight may scorch the leaves. Keep the soil evenly moist, allowing the top inch to dry out before watering again. To maintain moderate humidity levels, you can use a humidifier or mister or place the plant on a pebble tray. Anthuriums thrive in temperatures between 65 to 85°. Protect them from drafts and sudden temperature changes. Feed with a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer every 6-weeks to 8-weeks during spring and Summer. Remove faded blooms and any yellowing or damaged leaves to encourage new growth and maintain the plant's appearance.

These exotic houseplants have glossy heart-shaped leaves with a beautiful bloom that comes in a large array of colors. They can bloom all year long with enough light and water. The Anthurium originated in the South American rain forest so they thrive in high-humidity environments with a decent amount of shade.

These exotic houseplants have glossy heart-shaped leaves with a beautiful bloom that comes in a large array of colors. They can bloom all year long with enough light and water. The Anthurium originated in the South American rain forest so they thrive in high-humidity environments with a decent amount of shade.

This indoor-friendly live tropical plant features long-lasting flowers so fetching and intriguing that it has several common names inspired by them, such as flamingo flower, painter's palette, flamingo lily and tailflower. This Anthurium arrives in a decorative white pot, ready to display or gift upon arrival. Each glossy flower encloses an erect creamy yellow spadix (floral spike aka "tailflower"), contrasted by the rich green heart-shaped foliage. Unlike many flowering plants, anthurium blooms are remarkably long-lasting, gracing your space for several weeks at a time. Anthuriums can be featured in your living room, office, or even your kitchen, becoming an eye-catching centerpiece. Thanks to their compact form, they're perfect for tabletops, shelves, or windowsills, instantly brightening up any space with its vibrant color. Provide bright, indirect light and avoid direct sunlight for optimal growth. Keep the soil evenly moist, allowing the top inch to dry out before watering again. Anthuriums thrive in temperatures between 65° to 85°. Protect them from drafts and sudden temperature changes. Feed with a balanced, water-soluble fertilizer every 6-week to 8-weeks during Spring and Summer.

These exotic houseplants have glossy heart-shaped leaves with a beautiful bloom that comes in a large array of colors. They can bloom all year long with enough light and water. The Anthurium originated in the South American rain forest so they thrive in high-humidity environments with a decent amount of shade.

These exotic houseplants have glossy heart-shaped leaves with a beautiful bloom that comes in a large array of colors. They can bloom all year-long with enough light and water. The Anthurium originated in the South American rain forest so they thrive in high-humidity environments with a decent amount of shade.

These exotic houseplants have glossy heart-shaped leaves with a beautiful bloom that comes in a large array of colors. They can bloom all year long with enough light and water. The Anthurium originated in the South American rain forest so they thrive in high-humidity environments with a decent amount of shade.

These exotic houseplants have glossy heart-shaped leaves with a beautiful bloom that comes in a large array of colors. They can bloom all year-long with enough light and water. The Anthurium originated in the South American rain forest so they thrive in high-humidity environments with a decent amount of shade.