Origin
The Anthurium Mille Fleurs Roja originates from the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. Within this region, the plant mainly occurs in countries such as Colombia, Mexico, and Ecuador. The plant has become very popular in the western world because of its beautiful flowers and leaves.

Characteristics
The Anthurium Mille Fleurs Roja, also known as the Fireworks Plant, is a houseplant with attractive, heart-shaped leaves. The leaves are often glossy and green, contributing to its exotic appearance. The plant produces beautiful, red flowers all year round that are characterised by their unique, pointed shape and intense colour. The Anthurium Mille Fleurs Roja can grow up to several meters high, but usually stays smaller when potted.

Care
As a tropical plant, the Anthurium Mille Fleurs Roja requires special care. The plant loves high humidity and a lot of indirect light. It is important to water the plant regularly, but overwatering can be harmful and should be avoided. The soil must be well-draining to prevent root rot. Furthermore, the plant thrives well at temperatures between 20 and 28 degrees Celsius.