Purple Anthurium

There are about 1,000 different varieties of Anthurium, but the most common is Anthurium andreanum (Purple Anthurium), which has heart-shaped leaves and glossy blooms in a variety of hues.

You'll like having the unique Purple Anthurium among the many kinds and colors of the lovely plant in your collection.

Purple Anthuriums thrive in indirect light. They prefer well-draining soil and watering once or twice a week. 

Purple Anthurium, on the other hand, enjoys temperatures ranging from 77 to 92°F and high humidity levels of 80 percent.

When caring for Anthurium plants, there are a few things to keep in mind. Anthuriums, however, are easy to care for and can thrive indoors if given the correct conditions.

Anthurium andraeanum, often known as Purple Anthurium, is a well-known tropical plant endemic to Colombia and Ecuador.

Despite being a tropical plant, direct sunlight will cause the lush leaves of your plant to burn.

Here is a list of tips for taking care of your Purple Anthurium.
Once a week watering
Temperature range: 70-75°F (21-24°C).
Optimal Humidity
The humidity level is at 80%.
Type of Soil
Soil with good drainage and fertility.
Acidic soil pH value (5.5 to 6.5)
Fertilization
Plant food that is released gradually or in liquid form
Regular Pruning (Especially damaged leaves)
Every two to three years, repot.
Pests That Are Common
Scales, aphids, spider mites