Origin
The Anthurium andraeanum 'Sierra White' is a species within the Araceae family and has its origin in the tropical regions of South America. This specific variant has been developed by cross-breeding different Anthurium species. It is commonly used as a houseplant in both households and commercial environments like offices and hospitality venues.

Characteristics
The Anthurium andraeanum 'Sierra White' is an evergreen, perennial plant that is known for its striking white flowers, which are in fact spathes. These spathes surround the actual flowers, which are small and located on the spadix. The green leaves of this plant are large, glossy and heart-shaped. The 'Sierra White' is characterised by its long-lasting and abundant bloom.

Care
The Anthurium andraeanum 'Sierra White' requires a spot in a light to semi-shaded location without direct sunlight to be able to grow. It prefers a constant room temperature between 20 and 22 degrees Celsius. The plant needs sufficient water, but it's essential to avoid waterlogged conditions, for example by letting any excess water drain out of the pot. It is advisable to fertilise the plant once a week during the growing season to promote blooming.