Anthurium belongs to the Araceae family. It is native to Central and South American countries such as Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Brazil and Venezuela.
They are mostly perennials and semi-epiphytes, some with climbing and
creeping habits. Anthurium has been identified as a potential cut flower in
Malaysia. In Malaysia, Anthurium is mainly grown in Pahang (Cameron
Highlands), Selangor, Perak and Johor, mainly for cut flower production.
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Apart from cut flower production, it is also very widely accepted as a potted
ornamental for indoor landscaping.
Anthurium andreanum is mainly grown for the cut flower trade. Red, pink,
orange, white, green and bicolor flowers are commonly grown. In the early 1970s,
Anthurium amnicola (formerly known as A. Lilacinum) was
introduced to the gardening world.
Amnicola is a miniature variety, no more than six to eight inches tall, with narrow dark green leaves. This variety is suitable for growing in pots.
Popular varieties grown in the Cameron Highlands for cut flowers include:
Choco, Cheers, Fantasia, Midori, Pistache, Sante, Simba, Sunglow, Terra and
Tropical.
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