These plants are short in stature, have lots of flowers and provide many new colors. One of the most popular introductions has been the 'Lady' series from Oglesby Plants International. Their release of Anthurium 'Lady Jane' and the University of Florida's introduction of 'Southern Blush' has renewed interest in this group of aroids. Either way the same general requirements should be followed. One of the keys to using anthuriums indoors is to use mature specimens.
Small plants can be difficult to establish in an interiorscape.
Even mature specimens will need to become acclimated to the light and temperature of their new environment. You can also expect some loss of older foliage while acclimating. These plants have been bred for sales in these pot sizes, so don't shy away and think that they are not mature plants.