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It’s been a minute since I’ve properly introduced you all to a new leaf, and of course it would be this one.
Anthurium Mr. Worldwide × (Spider Bess × BVEP) — originally acquired from Nick Cook and still easily one of my favorite Anthuriums in my collection.

If you’ve followed my posts for a while, you’ve probably seen this plant before. A lot. 😂

One of the things I love about it is that it has never been particularly interested in growing “perfectly.” Some leaves come out beautifully shaped. Others come out completely wonky. Every now and then it throws a little variegation into the mix just to keep things interesting.

This newest leaf, though… 🤌🏾

The size-up is beautiful, I love the shape, and those long veins running through that almost deceptively simple green leaf are exactly why I keep photographing this thing.

Somewhere along the way, the original plant also became more than one. I now have a couple of offsets growing from it — including one that seems VERY committed to carrying on the family tradition of weird leaves. 😂

I’ve posted this plant quite a few times over the years, so it’s been really cool watching it develop, change and become its own thing.

Definitely one of those Anthuriums I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of growing.

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Every new leaf on this one seems to have its own personality. It’s literally one of the easiest Anthuriums I own.

The newest leaf is starting to harden off and I’m loving the shape. Long, narrow proportions with that dramatic point, but still carrying the classic Delta Force venation.

What’s interesting is how different the leaves look depending on their age. Some come out broad and heart-shaped, while others seem to stretch into something entirely different.

I’ve grown a lot of Anthuriums, but Delta Force remains one of those hybrids that always keeps me looking twice.

Curious to see how mature this one becomes over the next few leaves.

Anyone else’s Delta Force throw wildly different leaf shapes?

The interesting thing is... it doesn't really look like the other Michelles it was sitting next to.

This one immediately caught my eye with the darker velvet foliage, softer pink venation, and a more elongated leaf shape than what I typically associate with Michelle. The emergent is especially gorgeous with that copper-bronze coloration and glowing pink veins.

I mentioned the differences when purchasing it, but honestly, I bought the plant ...not the name.

Could this be a different Michelle clone? A Michelle hybrid? Or something else that found its way into the batch?

Either way, I'm pretty smitten with it. It also appears there may be two plants growing in the pot, which was a nice surprise.

What do you think...? Does this look like a typical Michelle to you, or are you seeing influence from something else?

((Video attached - The flow in this video isn’t as bad as it can get and it may look fine to some however pressure still significantly lower than it initially was and does not fill gallons as quickly))

I purchased and had a Waterdrop G3P600 RO system installed in March 2026 and it was working perfectly up until about this past week. Suddenly, the water pressure from the RO faucet became significantly weaker than before and it actually seems to get worse the longer the water runs.

I regularly fill gallon jugs, so the difference is very noticeable now. It takes much longer to fill containers, and at times the stream becomes so weak that it barely pours cleanly into the jug opening.

I’ve already tried a bunch of troubleshooting steps after reading through Reddit/forums:

Checked all tubing under the sink (no kinks or visible obstructions)
Confirmed nothing was moved or adjusted since installation
Unplugged/restarted the unit
Tried the “tilt/elevate the front and run for 10–20 mins” suggestion
Checked general apartment water pressure (main sink + showers seem normal)

The strange part is that the system originally had VERY strong output pressure, so this drop feels abnormal.
No filter replacement indicators are showing, and the unit is still fairly new, so I’d be surprised if the filters were already clogged although I’m starting to wonder if something internally is restricting flow.

One thing I’ve noticed: the longer the RO water runs, the weaker the pressure seems to become.

I’m also not finding many people online reporting this exact issue with the G3P600.

Before I contact customer service, does anyone have additional suggestions?

Could this point to:
a failing internal pump?
clogged filter/membrane?
air in the system?
pressure tank issue?
faulty faucet or solenoid?

Any help would be appreciated because this system is still pretty new and this has been frustrating.

Picked this up today at an Ecuagenera/Brooklyn Horticulture pop-up in Brooklyn for $55 and I’m honestly obsessed with it.

But now I’m going down the rabbit hole and seeing these go for $100+ (even $150–$200??) on Palmstreet which feels kind of wild.

Curious what people here think:

Did I get a fair deal, or is this one of those plants where Palmstreet pricing is just inflated from auctions/hype?

For context:

This one is established and already pushing new growth

Not a tiny prop