



Repot, orrrrr?
Idk it doesn’t seem too tight in there but the roots are everywhere bc this orchid pot was all I had at the time. 🤣 now what do i do with her?




Idk it doesn’t seem too tight in there but the roots are everywhere bc this orchid pot was all I had at the time. 🤣 now what do i do with her?
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.
Hi! ive recently started my plant parent journey and my current wishlist plant is the anthurium pallidiflorum but it is quite expensive where i am so im considering to buy a small one with stable roots.
I tried looking for tips on socmed but with no luck. Really appreciate to get more detailed advice here. this will be my first anthurium ever and id rather not screw up since its costing me a pretty penny.
For reference, i have a northwest facing window with grow light supplements. humidity wise im not sure but i do have a humidifier growing and i group my plants together.
Family photo 🥰
Picked this insane find up last week!!!! Its longest leaf is about 3ft long. I can’t wait to see how it grows!!
This was mainly an experiment to see if it would take, although I'm excited to see what comes of it if they make it. RVC x X-Ray (Thai Hybrid)
I only got 20 seeds, each one had only one seed, and some were tiny so I don't expect them to grow. The inflo stem began to die off so I cut it off on the 14th, and as I was handling it to check it, a berry fell off. So I took what came off easily and left a few on. Then set the inflo in water, but by the next day I decided to take what else was left on there. At that point the flower part broke off the stem any way lol.
Wish me luck please, I'm hoping for at least a few to see what they do/ look like. )
This leaf has grown double in size in about a week and a half, having trouble figuring out which one it is!
I believe i had a case of thrips but it’s been managed early on the stage. This is my anthurium wendlingeri; could this be spider mite damage? I could not find any on the plant nor could i locate webbing anywhere.
Carlos x Carlaza from Rousseau plant care out of Atlanta.
Hey! I got some Panamama 3.0 seeds gifted when I bought some KOS seeds. But one seed took twice as long as the other 2 and decided to sprout twins. Ive grown a few seeds now, but this is new to me!
How common is this? Its super neat to me
A buddy gifted me a hoya cutting from the plant shop he worked at. It was going to be tossed despite having a small root, he used the potting mix the store made in ulk and kept on hand. After about a month this guy popped up , so I pulled it out and separated it. As it matures any way to identify? Ive just started getting into anthuriums so this was perfect timing, but my knowledge and experience is fairly low so forgive the ignorance
I have my doubts if it's a veitchii... but not sure...
Pic of my newest emergent on my first Anthurium, QOH 🖤
I’ve recently obtained more anthuriums for my collection and I’m trying to figure out how they can live their best lives in my plant room.
Fertilizing tips, tricks and your favorite ingredients? My plants all bottom water or have self watering pots, so maybe a soak of sorts would be cool.
All of my large/mature Anthuriums are in “ambient” with some lights (need upgraded). and a room humidifier..
My smaller seeds, seedlings, and “preteens” (for lack of a better term lol) are in a grow cabinet. I am slowly trying to acclimate these things and I need some guidance.
This is my first time growing Anthuriums from seed, so any advice or links you can provide that helped your journey would be appreciated!
I can share my routine for things if that would be easier to critique lol
Thanks I just want to learn… I love to read so any suggestions on books or articles ? Sorry I have a lot of questions and no one to really ask who is educated or has experience, so I’m here looking for advice.