Lidl starts selling anthurium at under 10 euros. Lidl has launched sales of anthurium at €9.99. The plant stands out for its exotic appearance and easy care, but it can be dangerous for children and pets. Safety precautions are important.
Lidl chain stores in Spain have started selling anthurium—a decorative plant of tropical origin, now available for €9.99. This plant quickly caught buyers’ attention thanks to its unusual appearance and ability to purify indoor air. Anthurium stands out for its bright colors and unique leaf shapes, making it a striking element in any interior.
The plant originates from Central and South America and is most commonly found in Colombia, Venezuela, and Peru. At home, anthurium thrives at temperatures between 16 and 22 degrees Celsius and requires diffused light without direct sunlight. To maintain its ornamental quality, it is important to keep the soil slightly moist but not waterlogged. It is also recommended to avoid drafts and sudden temperature changes.
Anthurium is valued for its long flowering period and minimal care requirements. However, the plant contains calcium oxalate crystals, which make it toxic if ingested. For this reason, experts advise placing pots out of reach of children and pets to avoid the risk of irritation or poisoning. There are dozens of anthurium varieties available, differing in leaf size and color.
The popularity of houseplants in Spain continues to grow, as evidenced not only by the demand for anthuriums but also by the interest in other exotic species. As russpain.com notes, many residents of the country choose green accents to decorate their apartments and homes, as well as to create a more comfortable atmosphere. In a similar vein, there was recently a story about the changes in the life of Carlos Orellana, who, after leaving show business, became involved in biodanza in the Basque Country — you can read more about this in the article about Orellana’s career change and family developments.
For reference: anthurium belongs to the Araceae family and includes more than 500 species. In Europe, the plant has become popular in recent decades due to its decorative appeal and ease of care. It is important to remember that when repotting or caring for anthurium, it is recommended to wear gloves to avoid contact with the plant's sap. Overall, anthurium is suitable for most urban apartments, provided basic safety measures are followed and it is not ingested.
