How to Care for Anemone coronaria (Poppy Anemone)

Korean name: 아네모네

Anemone coronaria is a perennial herbaceous plant known for its bright and colorful flowers. Its divided leaves and cup-shaped blooms make it popular as a cut flower. It thrives in cool environments and prefers well-drained soil.

Key facts

• Category: Flowering plant
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Where to keep: indoors or outdoors
• Native to: Mediterranean region
• Growth rate: Moderate
• Pets: Toxic, so keep it well away from pets and children.
• Flower meaning: Expectation, hope
• Traits: cut flower, perennial, cool environment, medium difficulty
• Also known as: Poppy Anemone, Spanish Marigold

Care Guide

• Light: Avoid direct bright sunlight, provide partial shade.
• Watering: Water moderately when the soil feels dry.
• Soil: Use well-draining soil.
• Humidity: Maintain normal humidity levels.
• Temperature: 10~20°C
• Fertilizer: Apply slow-release fertilizer sparingly before and after blooming.

Common questions

How often should you water Anemone coronaria?

Water moderately when the soil feels dry. Roughly every 7 days is the baseline; adjust for the season and the spot it sits in.

Where should you keep Anemone coronaria?

It likes Avoid direct bright sunlight, provide partial shade.. You can grow it indoors or outdoors. Use Use well-draining soil..

Is Anemone coronaria safe around pets?

Toxic, so keep it well away from pets and children.

Is Anemone coronaria good for beginners?

Difficulty: Moderate. Keep it around 10~20°C. Humidity: Maintain normal humidity levels.. Fertilise Apply slow-release fertilizer sparingly before and after blooming..