Origin
The Anthurium 'Arrow' is originally a tropical plant, originating from the rainforests of Central and South America. The plant belongs to the Araceae family and since its discovery by the botanist Eduard Koch in the 19th century, has been spread in many variants across the world.

Characteristics
The Anthurium 'Arrow' stands out for its glossy, green leaves that have an arrow-like shape, hence the name 'Arrow'. This species is distinguished by its long-lasting flowering, where the flowers - in reality bracts - range from white to deep red. The actual flowers are small dots that grow on a column in the middle of the bract.

Care
The care of the Anthurium 'Arrow' requires a specific approach. The plant thrives best in a light, warm place, but not in direct sunlight. Regular watering is necessary, but prevent the roots from standing in a layer of water. To ensure optimal growth and flowering, the Anthurium 'Arrow' also needs regular feeding.