How to grow anthurium and what to do if it wilts

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1. How to raise

2. What to do if it wilts?

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It likes abundant sunlight, but is not suitable for exposure to stimulating light, so it needs to be maintained in a semi-sun environment. Water it every two days and keep its soil moist. When it is growing rapidly, you only need to fertilize it once every 10 days and a half, and provide it with a fluffy and well-breathable loam. After blight occurs, you need to find out the cause and take immediate measures to save it.

1. How to raise

1. How to maintain

1. Soil: It needs to be provided with a relatively non-sticky soil for maintenance. If ordinary soil is used, you can spray some acidic water for maintenance. That’s it.

2. Light: Put it on when you are hungry for normal maintenance. It can be placed in a light place, but it needs to be moved in summer to avoid dry, sharp and scorched edges on the leaves.

3. Watering: Its water requirement should not be too much or too little. Generally, you can wait until its soil is dry before watering it. Be sure not to soak it in water for a long time to avoid root rot.

4. Fertilization: During its growing season, it needs to use a certain amount of fertilizer. The concentration should be light. Some liquid fertilizer can be used appropriately. Due to the special growth of the plant, foliar fertilizer cannot be used because it will not absorb it.

2. What to do if it wilts

1. If it is withered due to excessive water, we need to repot it and change the soil in time, so that it can be saved in time. If the amount of water used is too little, spray water immediately after discovering it, and then water slowly.

2. The most likely cause of wilting is diseases and insect pests. Therefore, the parts where the disease is found need to be cut off in time and sprayed with fungicides for timely disinfection to avoid harming the entire plant. Then place it in a warm, dry, windy place for curing.

2. What to do if it wilts?

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