Anthurium pot plants and cut flowers
Every innovation begins with an initial spark of inspiration, and so does the development of a new Anthurium pot plant. Our breeding department creates new varieties with unique characteristics aimed at the consumer of the future.

Anthurium pot plants
The single plug PP1S (10 weeks) is the youngest and therefore the smallest plant we offer. The PP1S is only supplied to Dutch customers to pot up in very small pots, such as the 7 cm and 9 cm pot.
In addition to the PP1S plug, we sell the PP1L plug (3 months). This is a small plug of good quality. This plug is suitable for further cultivation in various pot sizes such as the 12 cm pot and for export, as it is robust and strong. Thanks to the small size, shipping costs are low.
At our Anthurium production site, PP1S plugs are also used to make 6PP2 (5 months) and 7PP2 article types (6 months). As a result, a suitable plug or pot is available for every pot size at the grower's facility.
Potting two PP1S plugs into a 6 cm or 7 cm pot is fully automated. The great advantage of starting with two plants in one pot is that a full, bushy plant with many flowers can soon be grown, since both plugs produce cuttings and flowers. After nine months, the plant (9 cm pot) is ready to be sold to consumers.

Product types of young Anthurium plants
The Anthurium process
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Anthurium cut flowers
For Anthurium cut flower cultivation, we supply young plant material in two plant sizes: a plug and a 20-25 cm plant.
The youngest plant is a plug; this small size entails low shipping costs. However, these plants should first be grown in a 9 cm pot for at least four months. After four months, the plant reaches about 20-25 cm and is strong enough to be planted in the growing bed.
The second size, a 20-25 cm plant, is the most popular plant size due to its transport volume and flowering period. For those who want to start producing flowers quickly, this plant size is ideal. The plants can be planted directly in the growing bed and produce the first flowers in as little as 4-5 months.
