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Those turned out lovely

Did you boiled it with baking soda?

I am testing picking some of the berries earlier, right when some start turning red. 13 were picked still green, 7 started to turn red. This so that I had 14 seeds from each. So maybe berries with two seeds ripen faster? My plant is double the size though. Which might be relevant.

Nice

I'.ve watched several videos on this process. This was the best one! Thanks!

I wish you sold your queens their beautiful!

Você merece muitos likes 🎉 que delicadesa . Você poderia me enviar o nome desas folhas que você usou quero tentar obrigada por compartilhar ❤❤❤❤❤

Do you think I can do this with Sunflower leaves? My grandma would absolutely love this if she were still here. She would take me on walks before dinner and let me pick some plants, which we would bring into the garage and spray paint in silver or gold. We'd let them dry and while she was finishing dinner I'd get to arrange our art as a centerpiece for the dining room table 🥰

Wow that was an amazing explanation and everything I needed to know and more thank you I honestly watched a few and there was nothing like this 😊

I thought you were going to break that plant.

Thank you

Good luck to you.😊

It's really interesting how diverse they are! Hybridization does strange things. :)

Where did you get that shirt??

Vc tem mudas dessas plantas pra vender valor

I watched this video ages ago, and was bothered about a word you used whilst you captioned you shaking the spray paint. I didn’t say anything, because I felt it would cause more issues than it’s worth. I since forgot about this video. Found it again because I want to make a skeleton leaf out of my Clarinervium, and remembered that I didn’t like the word you use. Please don’t use the word “retarded” it’s such a derogatory word for people with disabilities. Even though you didn’t call anyone it, it ruined this video a bit for me. It bothered me because I have autism and have been called such a horrid word before. I just hate the word, anytime anyone says it, it just leaves a bad taste in my mouth so to speak.

I'm thoroughly captivated by the beauty of these rare plants! I've got 3 Thai Constellations that I grew from tissue culture - what a challenge! As an artist on a budget, I can't always afford the real thing, so I've started creating realistic versions of any rare or expensive plant I like, without breaking the bank. haha.

About to prop mine! Thanks for the video!

I just bought a variegated adansonii and watched close to 10 videos from different content creators and I can confidently say this is the best by miles. Thank you!

Nice vid

‏‪3:14‬‏ Omg so many warnings and bad things that can happen if you do that and that and that, this video should be called "think again about anthuriums

have you used yellow anthurium leaves to make skeleton？

Aw I wish I could send you pictures of mine and you could help me I don’t want to lose her completely

Not informative at all idk what all these comments are talking about. Didn’t say what it’s soaking in or for how long.

Your plants are so healthy! What is your growing conditions? Temp/Humidity? Do you keep them moist and do you mist?

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This is terrible advice, more like ''KILLING THE ILSEMANII''. You should never pull the only leaf on a plant/cutting, there is literally no good reason for doing this, you're just depriving it of the only specialized organ it has for photosynthesis. Worst case, the leaf would have died off naturally but at least the plant would have re-absorbed the energy from the leaf and used it to grow its axillary bud. It can still photosynthesize a little bit from the stem but it's probably running on <5% the energy it would have gotten if you'd kept the leaf on. If you want to avoid stem rot, just let it form a callus between the moment when you chop and when you pot. It doesn't necessarily kill your plant, I usually leave it be, the axillary bud will develop and the original node just ends up dying. Cutting it off will just add more stress to your plant. I'd be very impressed if you actually managed to save this cutting, the stem looked pretty bad from the start but I think that this would have been salvageable with proper care. Also, in what kind of world does somebody trade an ilsemanii (worth a few thousands) for an obliqua (worth $20)?

Perfect job,. thank you for sharing,. You are using not only the wood plant but also the non-wood plant.., seems you use the Anthurium's leaves

Where’d you get your carla?

Have you ever tried neem oil for such infections? I've just got my order from an online shop and all three scindapsus treubii dark form came to me with fungus infection... but now I'm not sure if it's only fungus :/

All of mine end up throwing all white leaves :( You might benefit using silica on those monsteras with the brown leaves.

Bonjour quel est votre substrat pour vos ANthurium merci

For how much time we have to soak the lesf

I'm reporting you for doing that video like you flip enough told someone to send you there private part so like you are so inappropriate like just get off youtube cause you are just so wierd and should stop youtube so just quit already if you are just going to be inappropriate so just stop youtube just please cause you are so inappropriate for you be posting a God damn youtube video so just stop your God darn youtube channel

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This was soo super helpful!!! I thought the part on the actual stem was where the new leaf came from! Til I just got a new leaf on my crystallinum and figured it out. But before that, I had no idea!! I love antherium bc I feel like they are so rewarding , with how big the leaves get! So beautiful 😍

Awesome 😮 😊❤

I've been using these 36W lamps for a few years now. Although several of my lamps didn't last much longer than a year running 12 hours/day, I will keep going back to these lamps. I notice that in the lamp shown in your video, the individual cells are different from the ones in my lamps, so this must be a newer generation of lamp. Maybe they did a redesign and maybe reliability is better now?

Can we collect pollen multiple times from the same inflo, or should we just wait to collect it all at once? I hope someone can answer this, my inflo has started developing pollen, it's been about week, and I don't know if I should be collecting pollen now, and more as long as it keeps producing.

What a wonderful and informative video ... Your calm presentation, excellent instructions and nice photography were so enjoyable. I also loved the elegance of the framed displays. I am going to try this out! Thanks so much for creating and sharing this tutorial.

Hello!! Where do you buy your anthurium?

I really needed this content, Thank you! Just ordered my first Papi hybrid. It's good to see there are other enthusiasts here in Europe.

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