What to do if Anthurium does not grow leaves

Why doesn't Anthurium grow leaves?

The main reason why Anthurium does not grow leaves is that the potting soil is insufficiently nutritious and watered too wet, resulting in poor root growth, which makes it difficult for leaves to grow.

How to deal with anthurium not growing leaves

The soil has not been changed for a long time, and the soil is poor and lacks nutrients: It is recommended that you repot and change the soil of the plant once in spring or autumn every year. You can dig the anthurium out of the pot, break up the root system, trim the old leaves at the bottom, and cut off the longer capillary roots. Then dry the plant in a cool place for a day, prepare a suitable pot and loose, fertile mixed soil to plant the anthurium. When planting, put a layer of base fertilizer at the bottom of the pot to help the plant absorb nutrients for a long time.

Yellow leaves caused by strong light exposure: It is recommended that you first trim all the yellow leaves of Anthurium, and then place the potted plants in a ventilated and cool place for maintenance.

Anthurium cultivation precautions

The soil for growing Anthurium is very important. It can be permeated with some sand. It should be planted in ceramic or plastic pots and needs to maintain a certain humidity. It should be properly fertilized and pruned and cleaned in time. There will be some rotten leaves at the bottom.