Anthurium plowmanii
Wave of Love Anthurium
Flamingo plants are related to the Arum Lily, the leaves are glossy, wax like in appearance and heart shaped. The flowers or spadix are borne on a fleshy stem that comes up from a bract.They do not tolerate direct light, and are usually grown as a houseplant in cooler climes. Many foliage species varieties are epiphytic and grow on branches in tropical rain forests. They are usually grown in the home more for their foliage rather than flowers although some will flower. Anthurium plowmanii is originally from South America and has thick rippled or wavy edged leaves. It can tolerate drier conditions.
Contributed by @jaloverio
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Partial shade
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Occasional watering
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Not Frost hardy
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Rich and free draining
Common name
Wave of Love Anthurium
Latin name
Anthurium plowmanii
type
Epiphyte
family
Araceae
ph
6.6 - 7.5 Acid - Neutral
Plant & bloom calendar
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Best time to plant
full grown dimensions
Anthurium plowmanii
Flamingo plants are related to the Arum Lily, the leaves are glossy, wax like in appearance and heart shaped. The flowers or spadix are borne on a fleshy stem that comes up from a bract.They do not tolerate direct light, and are usually grown as a houseplant in cooler climes. Many foliage species varieties are epiphytic and grow on branches in tropical rain forests. They are usually grown in the home more for their foliage rather than flowers although some will flower. Anthurium plowmanii is originally from South America and has thick rippled or wavy edged leaves. It can tolerate drier conditions.
Planting Young Plants
From Early Spring TO Early Spring
Fill the pot up to a third with gravel or the like as it needs to have good drainage then top up with soil that is high in a peat composition. It grows well in a medium to bright indirect light, so avoid direct sun.
Propagation by Division
From Early Spring TO Late Spring
New crowns that form from the parent plant can be carefully prised apart and re potted, water well to let it settle in.