What are the cultivation methods and precautions of pink palm

Pink Palm Introduction

Pink Anthurium, also known as Pink Champion, belongs to the Araceae family. Its flowers are unique, colorful, and have a long flowering period.

When propagating pink palm, the method of division is generally used, which is usually done when repotting. The side branches with 3-4 leaves need to be cut off and then planted separately.

How to cultivate pink palm

Pink anthurium prefers a warm growing climate and needs sufficient sunlight when caring for it, but generally scattered light is sufficient and strong light should be avoided.

Normally, the temperature needs to be kept between 19-25 degrees, which is more conducive to the growth of pink palm. Loose and fertile soil can be used when planting.

Watering method

Pink Anthurium prefers a humid growing environment and the soil needs to be kept moist at all times. In summer, you can water it according to the dryness of the soil, but avoid waterlogging.

Fertilization method

When caring for the pink palm, it needs to be fertilized frequently to promote its growth. Generally, liquid fertilizer or compound fertilizer is used, and it needs to be applied every 7-12 days.

Pruning methods

As the pink palm grows, its petiole at the bottom will gradually degenerate, and needs to be cut off in time when the stipules become dry. After flowering, its pedicels also need to be cut off from the bottom when they turn yellow.

Things to note when growing pink palm

When caring for the Anthurium, you need to pay attention to the fact that the planting pot should not be too large. Generally, it should be selected according to the size of the plant. Also, when watering, avoid water accumulation. Generally, just keep the soil moist. In winter, it also needs to be moved indoors for maintenance.