1 Cup of Coffee a Week! Anthuriums Grow Strong Roots and Bloom Continuously (Florist's Way)

📗 My book, Make It Bloom Again: 12 flowering plants, month by month 👉 https://rosiewhitcomb.com/yt Your anthurium came home covered in glossy red flowers, and now it's down to a few tired leaves with no blooms at all? I ran a flower shop in Ohio for 38 years, and every winter dozens of red anthuriums had to be blooming for Valentine's Day. The tired ones went to a bench in my workroom, and every one of them got a weekly cup of coffee. Most of the time the plant isn't dying. The roots can't breathe in soil that's gone hard and sour, and the light is too weak for flowers. Here's how we brought them back on that bench, and how to do the same thing at home. In this video: ☕ The coffee cup: the exact mix, the day to give the first one, and how often in winter and summer (plus an instant coffee version) ✂️ Cleaning up the roots, and the airy three-part mix that lets them breathe again 🪟 The best window, and my hand shadow test for checking the light ⚠️ The five mistakes that keep an anthurium from flowering 🌺 Week by week: the first new leaf, the new roots, and the first red flower Every amount is repeated at the end, ready to write on a note card. Pet owners: anthuriums are toxic to cats and dogs, so keep yours on a sill they can't reach. Tell me in the comments how long it's been since your anthurium last bloomed. Keep your snips sharp, and I'll see you at the windowsill. #Anthurium #HouseplantCare #Gardening