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The flamingo flower has nothing to do with the bird. Botanically, it is called Anthurium. This name is derived from Greek and translates to "flower tail."

The optimal conditions for flamingo flowers in the living space can be derived from their natural habitat. The flamingo flower originally comes from the rainforest. This means it cannot tolerate direct sunlight but should be placed in a bright location. If the flamingo flowers are in too dark of an area, they will produce fewer blooms.

To prevent pests and diseases, drafts and direct heating air, which is very dry, should be avoided. If the anthurium has shiny leaves and regularly produces new flower spikes, one can assume that the chosen location is appropriate.