Anthuriums, commonly known as laceleaf or flamingo flowers, are prized for their striking, glossy foliage and distinctive, often heart-shaped blooms. In general, anthurium flowers are not known for having a strong or unpleasant smell. Their scent is usually described as mild or nonexistent. However, individual experiences may vary, and some people might detect a faint, pleasant fragrance.
Time out to stop and smell the anthuriums – made a fresh bouquet for the dining nook #flowers #anthurium #hilo #hawaii #FlowerReport pic.twitter.com/hcas3YRbFU
— Sylvia Dahlby (@SylvieDahl) October 9, 2018
It’s important to note that anthuriums are primarily grown for their beautiful and long-lasting flowers, which come in various colors such as red, pink, white, and green. If you’re considering adding an anthurium to your collection and are concerned about the scent, it’s advisable to check with the specific variety you are interested in, as different cultivars may have subtle variations in fragrance.
