Origin
The Anthurium 'Red Champion' belongs to the Araceae family. This plant has its origin in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. Anthuriums are originally epiphytes, meaning they often grow on other plants. The 'Red Champion' variety is the result of crossings and selection work in the ornamental horticulture sector. This cultivar has been specially developed for use as an indoor ornamental plant.

Characteristics
The Anthurium 'Red Champion' is characterised by glossy, dark green leaves and striking, bright red spathes. The flowers consist of an upright, yellow spadix surrounded by the eye-catching spathe. The plant has a compact growth habit and usually reaches a height between 40 and 60 centimetres. Given the right conditions, it can flower throughout the year.

Care
The Anthurium 'Red Champion' thrives best at a constant room temperature and high humidity. The plant prefers a bright spot without direct sunlight. Regular watering is necessary, but the roots should not remain in wet soil. For optimal growth, an airy, organic substrate is recommended. Additional feed may be given during the growing period if required.