I didn’t know they could flower until this one did. Scarlet flowers on a regular philodendron, the classic green plant everyone grows in their offices.
Anthurium flower – 1
Anthurium flower – 2
Anthurium flower – 3
Anthurium flower – 4
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I looked them up online. I may see if I can get a fresh pot of them. One of my transplated pot of cactus are dying, so I’ll have a leftover space for something new.
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Oh Marilyn, these photos are fabulous ;D
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I shot with my 1.4 30mm lens and they came out exactly the way i wanted them. I didn’t know they were anthurium. Judy D-B told me. I didn’t even know I had them in that pot.
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These are lovely Marilyn!
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And my first experience with anthurium!
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I have never been able to get one to bloom.
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I think my secret was that I wasn’t trying. I didn’t know I had one!
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That is always the best!
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Apparently my secret is occasional fertilizer, water as necessary, and try to give them enough sun. I got one small grow-light because that end of the table doesn’t get any sun from the window. I remember to turn it on once in a while. otherwise, I think most people overdo the care they give flowers. Flowers seem to like (mostly) being left alone. The more we handle them, they weaker they get.
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Mine looks like that too. What a surprise!
Leslie
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It sure surprised ME 😀
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At last I’ve finished my last big assignment for this year, so I can emerge into the light again! And what a fantastic post to emerge into. Stunning photos, Marilyn. Really beautiful, and a great answer to such a broad challenge. 🙂
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What’s really funny because I didn’t know that pot had anthurium IN it. It had produced two years of orchids and a massive amount of ivy, but then, one day, voila! Scarlet flowers!
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What a lovely surprise! 🙂
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Marilyn, I think this is an anthurium plant..I had a photo of one on my blog today.
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Well, it LOOKS like a philodendron, but I’m open to suggestions because i’ve never seen one of them EVER flower and that’s a lot of years of indoor gardening. Someone else told me it was a philodendron. I thought looked like some kind of lily — anthurium would fit.
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No. It is definitely an anthurium.
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