why are the leaves on my anthurium plant going brown?

Answer 1

I suspect that its suffering some how try the link below to get more info they do say this.

Anthuriums grow best with day temperatures of 78 to 90 F, and night temperatures of 70 to 75 F. Temperatures above 90 F may cause foliar burning, faded flower color, and reduced flower life. Night temperatures between 40 to 50 F can result in slow growth and yellowing of lower leaves. Anthuriums will not tolerate frost or freezing conditions

It talks about potting, watering, light, fertilizer, pest and disease.

Found this also

Tolerance: While Anthuriums are able to handle dryness around the root ball, they need to be watered thoroughly and allowed to dry slightly before watering again. Allowing the plant to dry out will greatly slow down the growth cycle. Drying out can also cause tip burn and root damage, while over watering can also cause root damage and sudden yellowing of leaves.

See second link.

Hope it recovers

Answer 2

Anthurium Brown Leaves

Answer 3

Remove the dead leaves… she will recover…

make sure she receives bright light, and is dry to the touch between watering, water well but don't let water sit in the bottom (can caues browing leaves) … feed with acidic plant food every other month… they are pretty tolerate of various temperate, but can suffer (slow growth, yellowing leaves, poor flower color, reduced flower life) over 90 or under 50 degrees.
they also like coarse soil so add some peat moss or pine bark next time you repot.

Answer 4

Have you had them in direct sun light or over watered them

Answer 5

Too much watering, cut the leaves off & dont give it as much.

Answer 6

not enough light in the room and it need fresh air

Answer 7

cold dry air is the usual cause.