Anthurium culture help?

From: dana at homecom.com (Dana Scholle) on 1997.05.19 at 17:55:28(757) I just got a great-looking anthurium the other day by the name of "royal orange" which I am totally in love with! It looks a little beat up, and I'd +More like to buff it up a little, but there seems to be such a lack of culture info available on the net for these guys. I did read something about using a peat/pinebark/perlite sort of a mix for the soil, and I was a little disturbed, because I know it's not growing in anything quite like that. When I got it, it had been knocked around, and was hanging out of the pot by a few roots, so I unpotted it, and then repotted using the same mix it came in, but added quite a bit of vermiculite to improve drainage. The soil it came with seems to be regular black soil. I hate disrupt or stress the plant again, but is this totally the wrong media for it? Should it be repotted asap? I did give it a good watering with superthrive after, and am hoping that this will help reduce some of the shock. It is currently in my kitchen in a large south-facing window. Any help and cultural info would be greatly appreciated! Thanks

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