Plant is a anthurium and I live in Florida
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It appears that the plant provided is a species of Anthurium andraeanum. It appears to be a mature plant and the leaves are healthy, but there is an issue with the flower. The flower has browned and dried out. To fix this issue, you can try the following: - Provide the plant with more sunlight. Anthuriums prefer indirect sunlight, but they will still benefit from some natural light. - Water the plant thoroughly and ensure the soil is moist, but not waterlogged. Allow the excess water to drain through the pot's drainage holes. - Fertilize the plant with a balanced liquid fertilizer, following the manufacturer's instructions. This will provide the plant with essential nutrients it needs to produce healthy flowers. - Temperature fluctuations may affect the flowering of the plant, maintain a consistent temperature in the room where the plant is placed. - Prune the damaged flower stem, this will help to encourage a new flower spike to form. - Wait for the plant to grow new flowers, it usually takes about 8-12 weeks after pruning for a new flower spike to appear.