Anthuriums Flowers In Japan

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Who would have thought a few years ago that Anthurium, the uniforms, unexciting red anthuriums of yore to present itself today in such form and color noise. The plant was in the 19 Century, discovered and brought to Europe. Through breeding and selection are now more than 200 varieties of flowers on the market. There are anthuriums with orange, red, pink, white, green, brown, or even two-tone speckled bracts. And this is just the beginning.

The piston, which gives the plant its characteristic appearance, indicates that they belong to the vast family of aroids, such as also Zantedeschia and Spathiphyllum. He is the real inflorescence, because what we commonly call the flower is actually a colored bract. Anthurium literally means ""tail flower"", derived from the Greek word ""anthos"") (= flower and ""oura"" (=) tail.

Within the genus are distinguished scherzerianum two important ways: Anthurium Anthurium and Andreanum. Both are named after their discoverers, Francois Edouard André, a French garden designer, author and editor of Horticulture magazine, and Karl von Scherzer, an Austrian physician and botanist. Anthurium scherzerianum, the little flamingo flower flowers to japan, bear lanceolate oval or egg-shaped leaves and bracts. The great flamingo flower, Anthurium Andreanum bears oblong-shaped leaves and large herzfömige, more or less ""hammered"" bracts. This is often visible in Aderwerk ""Lackmantel"" is similar to handicraft wrought metal.

Anthuriums are robust and undemanding plants. As the South American rainforest epiphytes, however, they may no direct midday sun and tolerated neither waterlogging nor calcareous watering. Thank Sometimes a fertilizer, the flamingo flowers flowers japan with permanent Hochblattpracht.

Unusual flowers inspire an extraordinary use in homes. A look at the pots of florists are well worthwhile, because in the extensive Anthuriensortiment is certainly also for your exquisite tastes. See for yourself and let yourself be seduced!"