Origin
The Anthurium Mille Fleurs Cava originates from the humid, warm rainforests of Central and South America. Here, the plant primarily grows on trees and rocks, therefore it is accustomed to very different light and temperature conditions than we have at home. This makes it a challenging, but very intriguing houseplant.

Characteristics
Characteristic of the Anthurium Mille Fleurs Cava are its flowers, which bloom all year round. They have a very special shape; each flower consists of a single large bract - usually bright red or pink - containing small, tubular flowers. Thanks to this unique flower structure and the glossy, green leaves of the plant, the Anthurium Mille Fleurs Cava is a real eye-catcher.

Care
The Anthurium Mille Fleurs Cava requires a light location, but cannot handle direct sunlight well. The plant needs high humidity and likes a temperature between 20 and 25 degrees Celsius. Water the plant regularly, but ensure that the root ball can dry out between watering sessions. Excessive water can cause root rot.