r/Anthurium

Need advice

Need advice

I started with this Anthurium (Red Crystal x Carlablackie) X (Papillilaminum x Crystal Mag) with the 2 leaves on the right that already had the spots. There are no signs of pests that I see and his roots are healthy. He was in water but transferred him to perlite and sphagnum moss. The newest leaf is the big one on the left but the middle leaves is getting more yellow. Should I cut it off or just leave it.

u/lsss17444 — 11 hours ago

Took a few favs out for some sunlight pics 🌞

1 - NoID Crystal

2 - Dressleri x HU

3 - Forgetii DF x Silver Blush

4 - Michelle

5 - Crystalinum "Minahasa"

u/ThePikeMan — 17 hours ago

Is this shock??

Last photo is how the roots look before i put it into a bigger pot. Went from 3in to a 5in pot. Have always been kept in pon, still is. I don’t get why all the leaves are going soft and curling up like this when not much changed other than it getting more space 😔 is there anyway to fix this?

u/THAO03 — 1 day ago

My plants unfortunately got delivered during a heatwave. I soaked the moss then got them out and planted them in a chunky soil mix, looking for suggestions to bring it back to good health

u/clotgoblin — 1 day ago

My Anthurium magnificum is losing its velvet and the leaves look exhausted. Any advice?

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for some help with my Anthurium magnificum.
Over the past few weeks, its leaves have gradually lost that beautiful velvety texture. They also look dull and tired, and the tips are starting to turn yellow. Overall, the plant just doesn’t look as healthy as it used to.

Here’s my current care:
Chunky aroid mix
Watering about once a week (I water when the mix feels mostly dry)
Very diluted seaweed extract once a month
Bright indirect light
No recent repotting

I’m not sure if this is a nutrient deficiency, watering issue, humidity problem, or something else.
Has anyone experienced this with their magnificum? What would you recommend I check or change? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

u/p1nkwolf — 2 days ago

Idk where she's going to go now

First pic, I don't really know, she was sold to me as a queen but listeeennn I never seen such a thickums. I bought her years ago as wee lad and now she's big asl. My second pic just showing off my beautiful Crystalinum who has finally started pushing out monsters

u/Emotional-Delay-3020 — 3 days ago

Anthurium ID? Location the Netherlands

ID says Anthurium Red Cryst. But when I look this up it doesnt show the exact same match?

u/Gny1337 — 2 days ago

Update: Excited / Help!!

UPDATE: See last picture.

I inherited a plant that I had no idea how to take care of but it was an interesting one. First thing was getting rid of the cheap plastic pot. Secondly, I turned one plant into three plants! Then decided to experiment with different types of pots and grow media. Well.. I am embarrassed to say, lately the plants have been neglected. Decided to give a little TLC and discovered a surprise, so excited!!

But, is there anything special that needs to be done or just keep on keeping on?

The darker leaves and color had me worried for a bit but it seems ok?

Any tips or tricks, I would greatly appreciate it!!!

u/Kava2126 — 3 days ago

Theme for tonight is chocolate-y emergents

KOS Butterfly, (carla x (cerro x pap)) x carla, pap x blue pap, carla x dress, lux x pap

u/theherpetoculturist — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/Anthurium+1 crossposts

anthurium blue pap spots on leaves

i watered my plant yesterday and noticed some spots on some leaves. Please tell me she won’t die😭. I sprayed with neem oil about 1-2 weeks ago and there is no presence of pests on leaves. Is this pest related/ should I use systemic pest control or is this plant diseased? Plant is about a foot from a grow light, but was closer to grow light 1-2 weeks ago (less than 5 in away). It’s in an airer mix of soil, consisting of fox farm coco loco, orchid bark and charcoal.

u/Sorry_Treat3781 — 3 days ago

Emergent stopped emerging

This new crystallinum leaf has been stuck like this for weeks. Is it gonna stay like that, or is there any way to get it growing again? What might’ve caused this?

u/Curious-ChemProf — 4 days ago

Waroqueanum wet stix

I’m very new to anthurium and my rookie butt thought I could get a cheaper warocqueanum earlier this year imported from Indonesia and that is be able to acclimate this thing and all would be right with the world. It promptly dropped all its leaves and looked very sad. So I made some cuttings, one of which seemed to take!

My questions are…
And what is the next step from here? Perhaps starting with a repot away from its rotty brothers.
Just not sure, do I keep it in perlite/fluval for now? Do I bury wetstick or leave it on top?

Thank you, I so appreciate any help!

u/dingusmaximus1216 — 4 days ago

Got this in a surprise bag this past weekend. Its so tiny, I need help 😭

(Please ignore my poting mix every where... we can pretend its for the aesthetic)

I have never grown anything besides perennial edibles in a dome. Please help me keep this alive and well! Im psyching myself out lol.

Relative information (maybe? Idk, asking for help is hard)

The area around it gets bright indirect light, humidity is always between 65-80% (usually around 70) temp is almost always 72°f

u/Dramatic-Farmer-6763 — 4 days ago