What is the flower language and symbolic meaning of Anthurium?
Anthurium is also known as flamingo flower, Anthurium andraeanum, fire crane flower, red crane taro and so on. It is a perennial evergreen herbaceous plant of the genus Anthurium in the Araceae family, native to tropical rainforest regions such as Costa Rica and Colombia. Japanese people, who are skilled in flower arrangement, crown it with the reputation of "large red round fan". Now let us take a look at what the flower language of Anthurium is!
The flower language of Anthurium
Realizing grand ambitions, passion, hot blood. Although the flower language of Anthurium carries the meanings of "passion", "enthusiasm" and "care", when giving this flower to someone, it is not advisable to give a single stem, because this does not mean the recipient is "unique" or "wholeheartedly devoted", but rather "a single palm cannot clap", meaning that one is merely sincere but without support. It is best to give multiple stems, either three, six or nine, which takes the meanings of "threes never ending", "six six great smoothness" and "lasting forever".
The flowering period of Anthurium
The flowers of Anthurium are unique, with bright and gorgeous spathes, and the flowering period is long, blooming continuously throughout the four seasons. The vase life is very long, with the water cultivation period reaching 1 month, and the single flowering period of potted plants reaching 4-6 months.
The symbolic meanings of Anthurium
1. A commonly used flower for opening ceremonies, business activities and so on, as the main flower material for making flower baskets for celebratory activities, its meaning is realizing grand prospects.
2. To congratulate a promotion, given to colleagues, leaders and friends, to congratulate them on their grand prospects, and it symbolizes friendship.
3. One of the main flower materials for wedding flowers, it is deeply welcomed because of its bright flower color and its meaning of "controlling happiness".
4. Anthurium is a relatively masculine flower, the first choice for birthday flowers given to men.