ANTHURIUMS - my full collection & care tips

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[@sydneyplantguy]

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[@rosine2011]

Könntest du Anthurien für Anfänger empfehlen?

[@hollygolytlee]

Thank you for continuing to make educational videos. So many creators have migrated to "chatty plant chores" or "plant tours" and omit talking about the basics on how the specific plants grow - the details of how you've grown them with success (or not). I come here to learn, and you always provide that. 👍👍

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you!! I like to mix up my content - some informative, some entertaining, some chatty etc. s that there is something there for everybody. It’s hard to always be educational without being super repetitive … i do feel like a broken record sometimes :D … but plant care will always be at the core of it :)

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you!! I like to mix up my content - some informative, some entertaining, some chatty etc. s that there is something there for everybody. It’s hard to always be educational without being super repetitive … i do feel like a broken record sometimes :D … but plant care will always be at the core of it :)

[@shernick131]

That looks like an FTG Crystalinum! Very nice specimen, the one you said had some Clari in it 🙌

[@eunoiaplanter]

I love your honesty about falling out of love with anthuriums due to the artificial hype in the community. Totally relate to that bad taste it left behind for a while. But I'm glad you've falling in love with them again and I loved seeing your collection and learning about how you grow them ☺

[@DieDieEla]

Deine ehrlichen Worte sind toll. Ich habe schon oft gedacht "ich sehe kaum einen Unterschied" und ich glaube viele Leute lassen sich zu schnell beeinflussen, kaufen sich eine Pflanze die was besonderes sein soll und zahlen viel Geld, wo kaum ein Unterschied feststellbar ist. Auch mal solche Worte aus der Community zu hören ist so wichtig. Letztlich bestimmt die Nachfrage das Angebot

[@sydneyplantguy]

💯

[@timgarner1957]

Um, I think I'm in love❤..with the Anthuriums ..long live the queen! Thanks for the tour!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@asianangie7209]

Another great video! Amazing collection, so healthy and beautiful!

[@hollygolytlee]

Thanks for putting your hydrometer averages on here. Your numbers in your bedroom are what I have in my grow cabinets! So that makes it really hard for plants that outgrow the cabinet. In winter my ambient humidity is @30% and temps between 65 and 70 F. Although I'm finding that certain anthuriums are ok with lower humidity once they acclimate.

[@littleheaven70]

Ahhh, my two favourite things in one video - Anthuriums and thunderstorms! I don't have an issue with people naming their hybrids as long as it's done with integrity. One of our local breeders does it, but they are super transparent about what the parent plants are (they put a photo of each on the website and next to the seedling trays at market) and they don't just do it for any common cross. They have parent plants that are really rare in New Zealand because of our strict import laws, and their hybrids are therefore quite unique. They don't use the fancy names to bump up their prices either - the price relates to the rarity of the parents. They also name their hybrids in instances where their parent plants aren't pure, so they can't use the usual name for that cross. For example, while a dress x papi is often called a Dark Phoenix, their dress and papi are both hybrids, so they couldn't legitimately call the babies Dark Phoenix - they named them Velvet Eclipse instead. I like that because I know any plant called Velvet Eclipse in New Zealand comes from that breeder and those specific parent plants. I have one and it looks like it's going to grow up to look like a Dark Phoenix red veins - olive leaves and bright pink veins that don't fade down to white 😍

[@heatherstephens9295]

Who is the breeder as a matter of interest? 🇳🇿🇳🇿

[@tcarabuena7965]

I also bought the velvet eclipse with them!!! amzing growers!!!! so lucky to have them in nz haha

[@sydneyplantguy]

Sounds like they are doing a great job at being transparent :)

[@tcarabuena7965]

​@@heatherstephens9295 The green grower

[@littleheaven70]

@@heatherstephens9295 It's The Green Grower. They have some fabulous hybrids in the works!

[@iYamOpinionated]

Thanks for the tip about joining 2 mother lights. I would have never thought of doing that myself 💡

[@carolstuff]

Great anthurium collection! I like most of your plants…esp your giants on moss poles. Thanks for sharing Jan!

[@SruthiPeter]

Anthuriums and thunderstorms! What a combination!!! 💚

[@evelynmartinez2475]

You always have such perfect timing. Another sleepless night in the states, and I have 2 anthuriums on their way. Perfect video!! Also I'm just really getting into them. I've been growing plants for 3 years but have been hesitant in the past due to pricing, but now, they're more modest and I'm slowing introducing more to my collection. Your anthuriums are just gorgeous. Love and appreciate any and all information, tips, and / or tricks you have for us. Til next time!😉

[@sydneyplantguy]

That’s exactly how I felt about them in the beginning :) u gonna grow to love them :)

[@evelynmartinez2475]

@@sydneyplantguy Can't wait!!

[@guywithaplant]

Really love the look of the lush pot of 'crazy rubbish'. It makes a nice dining table centrepiece 😊

[@sydneyplantguy]

It does 🙌😊

[@patriciajackson5414]

Your collection is so impressive I'm in love with it.

[@shmpooch]

Your collection is so beautiful and happy ❤ definitely appreciate the care tips. i completely agree with your vibe on Anthuriums. I have a few strappy, birds nest, big round and i love them all but i feel like im good and done. The variety and options in my alocasias and philodendrons keep my interests more

[@heatherstephens9295]

They all look magnificent Jan 👏👏 Thanks for your help.

[@sarahp.6595]

Your Anthurium collection is amazing 🤩 I have one silver blush and one Clarinervium. At the moment they don’t like the winter time here🙆🏻‍♀️

[@RandomChick666]

That rain though! ❤ Wow what a lovely combination with the anthuriums 🥺

[@saramarie9455]

Oooo i LOVE a good rainstorm!!! 🌧️⛈️🌧️ (as long as it doesn’t cause anyone damage of course 😊)

[@hesherette]

i dont have any anthuriums yet but now i really want some! yours are very beautiful! we are getting lots of rain here in socal, stay dry!

[@vintageblackarabians3797]

Thank You! Your plants are gorgeous!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@phunk8607]

been waiting for your Anthurium collection show and tell...

[@ImKuechengarten]

Love your content, thanks for sharing!

[@circus_55]

I always love to watch your monsteras!!!! ❤

[@sylviagutierrez7676]

Hi Jan some good tips! They look 👌 I like all planting content 💚🍀🌵🌿💚

[@msch4726]

Thank you so much! I met your account nearly two months ago. And by now I‘ve watched all aaall videos. What a beautiful time that was! Happy days are gone. Waiting for new videos😅 you are so great. Still a bit afraid of getting anthurium, I think I can’t provide them with humidity at all.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :) i’m trying to release 2 a week atm :) not all anthuriums need the high humidity so maybe start of with a clarinervium and see how u go :)

[@alibauer73]

Great video Jan!

[@jillianleblanc9370]

Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful houseplants lovely collection beautiful

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@amy_ambrosio]

They look super beautiful in your house, I just got one a week ago and its leaves look a bit dry Ty for the video 😊

[@greenie1652]

Thx for another informative video, I can’t get over the size of your Crystallinums - 😮😮😮 fantastic

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@wowwow-xi2vg]

long awaited video from u❤

[@michaelmccarthy4077]

I can't wait for my Anthuriums to get big like that. The velvet leaf ones are nice but I also have a thing for the strap leaf varieties.

[@shoop111]

I appreciate your videos very much!

[@nandoroman9215]

What’s up Jan, I never put moss on top of the soil on my anthurium, but I’ll start now thanks for the tip.👍

[@EnchantedPlantQueen]

Omg!! This collection is such a serotonin hit! ✨You should have seen me watching and leaning in so I did not miss One. Single. Frame. of this collection😂 Incidentally my Veitchii is slow to size up as well 🤷🏻‍♀️ Also, to your point- as someone who loves anthurium for aesthetics & the love and challenge of plant care, I'm happy that tissue culture ls making some of these plants more accessible for more reasonable prices 😊

[@deborahchetcuti4753]

Love this video. Great information ❤

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@vikkiymurray7326]

I love how you were so sad about the clarinervium baby damage, then just pulled the leaf off and said ‘oh we’ll’ 😂😂😂

[@sydneyplantguy]

No time to dwell on it :D

[@vikkiymurray7326]

@@sydneyplantguy I had to be fairly ruthless recently with some plants and after you make the decision to get rid of them it does become easier…💚

[@thaliabudai2013]

I think it's cool to be able to grow tropical plants from seeds you pollinated inside your house. I grow lots of vegetables from seed for my outside summer garden, but never thought it possible for tropicals. (I have grown cannas and callas from seed, though, just to experiment). It's amazing how different the leaf sizes can be of the same plant.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Definitely makes it extra rewarding :)

[@lindaedwards4632]

Hi Jan, it was great to see your Anthurium update. A random plant video would be interesting too 😀🇨🇦

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@australiagreg3179]

Having watched when you grew babies i realised i could grow Anthriams and I am so pleased with my progress, your vid is perfect timing. Also, my Mangula Pothos is about to reach its 1st pole addition and is finally inlarging its leaves. Love your vids Jan, much respect from central Queensland.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Happy growing :)

[@herver7794]

Bonjour de France (20% indoor humidity here with underfloor heating in a new and highly insulated house 😅) Don't worry, even if you don't like the weather for the shoot, for me it's a blast! It's a change from your perfect other videos : that naturalness, chill atmosphere with the storm, the unexpected rain, the reduced light, I love it! It's for me the perfect conditions to highlight your beauties. Thanks.❤

[@sydneyplantguy]

Cheers :)

[@MrSpydon83]

We would love to see an in depth video on the different philodendrons you own 😍

[@karenmyers9146]

Enjoyed this video. Just getting into anthurium at this time.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@jovitatulloch814]

I love anthuriums💚they’re so gorgeous and mostly easy t take care of👍

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@judyperkins4509]

Hi again, u just answered my watering Question Thanks

[@Gkrissy]

Love this video. I love the veins of the anthuriums. I want to purchase one this year, the crystallium.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Crystallinum was my first one too :) a good one to start of with:)

[@johnpatterson9219]

Thank you, Jan!

[@pixidanberty5530]

You are frickin brilliant! And it's literally pissing it down in Seattle Washington today!

[@rodadelossantos6194]

Anthuriums are so beautiful but intimidating!!! I'm not ready but you're very encouraging 😊

[@stucker3188]

My crystallinium is the easiest of my uncommon plants. If you want to try anthuriums i recommend this one.

[@rodadelossantos6194]

@@stucker3188 Thank you for the recommendation!

[@artaxerxes811]

please come up with more videos like this, short and very informative thank you

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@suezy1969]

Love Anthuriums!!! Your Queen is beautiful!!! ❤, I hope mine will look as nice as yours one day.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you:)!

[@paoladelvalle8794]

I love weather like that! I live in Florida so I get it often!

[@joscreen3252]

I'd love to see the randoms and also the outdoor plants, like the heliconias and so on 😊

[@yaaya23]

Awesome collections and entertaining video. 😊

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@lovesyorkies3395]

I finally got a Luxurians 2-3 months ago and I loooove it! I also have a lux hybrid. There are some hybrids out there that are beautiful but they are extremely expensive and I’d rather not. I don’t need to have a super ultra rare Anthurium. I’d be so broke! I love your crazy rubbish hybrid. They are all beautiful so I like to pick and choose what I add to my collection. I just recently jumped down the Hoya rabbit hole. We have been getting a lot of rain in the U.S. (Texas) so I put out my dollar store buckets to catch rain water…my plants love it! Would love to see any and all other videos…Monstera, Philodendron….whatever you decide to do I will definitely watch!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :)

[@mayraramirez.]

love watching youuu ! Hello from Texas !🤍🪴

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :)

[@gosiafirlej7169]

Piękności 😍😍😍

[@antonenero]

I have mine anthurium magnifecum 3 of them ..I love them all when they get crispy leaves I get worried but they comeback got new leaf and so beautiful 😊 thank you for the tip's Yan ❤️❤️😘❤️🌱🌱🌱

[@sydneyplantguy]

Happy growing :) some crispy/yellow tips can’t be avoided with these :)

[@antonenero]

❤️❤️❤️

[@PlantSpam]

The second one looks like a ☮️ peace sign! ✌️🫶🌞

[@Trants25]

I actually enjoyed the rain 😊

[@Stef_T-G]

They're all so beautiful!!! I really want a Queen anthurium! 😮 I got my 2 first ones last weekend and I'm totally in love! I hot a Magnificum and a Villenaorum. I choose them only beaucoup they were looking beautiful! 😅 I'm gonna put a layer of moss on them, maybe it can be good for them in my environment 😊

[@sydneyplantguy]

Happy growing :)

[@sydneyplantguy]

Happy growing :)

[@galfarrero4619]

FINALLY ❤

[@raewynb2119]

I'd like to see your random plants and maybe why you chose them

[@Anil18834]

That's a good idea. Plant choice according to one's own environment is key. I feel Jan is very good at this.

[@MyLocsMyPlants]

very nice collection 🌱

[@lindacazan6266]

A fantastic informative video

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you:)

[@marcarusaviles9020]

such anthuriums you have😍 I realised that anthuriums are really nutrients demanding, especially the Queen. (PD: I really love that kind of storms, so calming)

[@sydneyplantguy]

Yes, they love a good feed!!

[@finefoliage]

I just bought a pallidiflorum a couple of weeks ago! Hoping it grows well for me!!🤞🤞🤞🤞

[@butterflymuse2707]

They are such easy going guys, I have one and I love it so much!

[@janemetzger3982]

Awesome, informative video- thank you. Can you tell me where you source your clear growing pots? They look particularly sturdy

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you :) they are from bunnings :)

[@madeleine_759]

I’m so glad I found this video and your channel! Subscribe so fast, great content!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you:)

[@sophiahambuda8100]

Such a true point on anthurium hybrids. Because it’s so easy to breed anthuriums, literally any body can do it, there is a tendency for breeders/growers to cash in on the hype of ‘rare’ plants and sell any random cross that looks slightly different for a crazy amount. And I honestly don’t understand the hype of having a cross from a certain grower. If they say they like dark plants then everyone all of a sudden everyone likes dark plants, then it’s flat sinus, then ruffly edges etc etc. anyway I love crazy rubbish!😂

[@sydneyplantguy]

Tell me about it … 😂 oh well each to their own, just want people to be aware of what they are buying :)

[@nathancruz8279]

I think there are just two general camps for Anthurium, one for the everyday plant collector and one for the rare Anthurium collector/hybridizer. Without understanding the goals and motivations of the other group, it's easy to write them off and see them as silly. People should enjoy anthurium, and plants in general, according to their taste. Collect what you think is pretty or worthwhile. Not caring about specific species or their rarity and not chasing the "unicorn" plants is a perfectly valid way of doing the hobby. However there is a group of people that value the lineage of a plant, where it came from and it's specific traits. The original mother plants were the ones first taken from the wild. This group will often obsess over subtle traits that a more casual hobbyist would miss. They will create environments for the plants to thrive and breed. Also, breeding is more difficult than you think. Breeders have to be mindful of the maturity of the plant and it's overall health when breeding. Creating berries is very taxing for the plant, so a plant can drop all of its leaves to create the berries if it's not for enough for the job. This turns the plant into a rehab. You also only get a certain yield of good seedlings that will grow to maturity without problems. Many of the KZbinrs that show how "easy" it is to get 200 seedlings probably are not culling out weak plants. They later go on to sell those weak seedlings and the buyer does not have a great growing experience. Growers that have good reputations so this and are praised often for selling strong plants that flourish after being bought. This is just barely scratching the surface of how deep you can go with knowledge and experience in Anthurium. Again it doesn't invalidate the other way of collecting or vice versa. Certain plants command certain price tags either due to lineage or logistical things like difficulty to breed or, as is the case for Australian anthurium, difficulty to procure due to things like import and export laws.

[@nathancruz8279]

And it is true that there is a problem with hybridizers making up random names for their hybrids and marketing is as this special thing without it being officially recognized or documented. It definitely can be a confusing barrier to entry for anthurium collecting.

[@cajbrg]

Love the thunderstorm noises ... allright ... love the Anthuriums also. 😂. Please show the monstera's first... then a movie sized Philodendron footage.

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thanks :)

[@arches00]

That queen 😍😍😍😍

[@AmberRobyn789]

Love anthuriums!! I think i want more now😂 but since you are talking about your collection maybe you can do a video on plants you want but don’t have? 🤷🏻‍♀️ also do you have or would you ever have a philodendron heart leaf? The variegated version is very nice and i have seen them get very big on moss poles maybe you can try that next?? 😁 also how do you feel about syngoniums?? I think they are easy plants and can look good on poles👍

[@Plantcrazelise]

Thank you, many good tips there, and beautiful plants 😊 can you make a video on propagating anthuriums?

[@sydneyplantguy]

Hey :) I linked some videos in the description :)

[@elizabethlivanos5986]

Hi Jan, another great video, thanks. I would love to see more of your Alocasias please? You could do a focus on those. Please? And where's Brad hiding/hanging out?

[@sydneyplantguy]

Sure :) he doesn’t like storms and usually hides :D

[@Greenplants69]

hello from Texas, in the US! Love your videos & thank you! I'm having a hard time finding your link to making your aroid mix here. You mentioned it was linked below. Were you referring to the mix you make or the link to buy stuff? Thank you, Diane

[@sydneyplantguy]

My bad :) here it is: POTTING MIX - all you need to know to make an amazing substrate for your plants #diy kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGecmWBjq6uFgsU

[@pal98111]

I fell out of love with orchids after dealing with a rot that I never identified. The ones that survived are my favorites now. I have all types of flowering tropicals now as well. Can you update us on the things you planted out?

[@merielangharad977]

Hi Jan, I know style of video is personal preference but I really enjoy the repot/plant chores (in your words, chaotic) videos. All are welcome of course but I'm glad you got the anthuriums out the way. Give me a philodendron any day of week ;). Thanks as always for great videos.

[@random-code1]

Alocasia tour next! ❤❤❤

[@stilldreamin101]

❤

[@jennywong9848]

Hi, love your collection really! You mentioned about the use of GT Foliage Focus, what is usually the best time to spray it on the plants? thanks

[@sydneyplantguy]

It’s a liquid nutrient I use when watering, not as a foliar spray :)

[@petermurdoch7540]

Love the Sydney accent❤❤❤❤

[@ericaeschenbacher4921]

Coincidentally I just watched your old anthurium spotlight last night to solidify best care practices as well as get an idea of what my new baby Forgetii might look like full grown. Early on in my plant journey I killed a beautiful Black Love anthurium and swore off ever trying again, until I found success with other aroids using your techniques. I can't thank you enough for the confidence I've gained learning from you Jan.😻 I also wondered what had become of your variegated magnificum x, as these are apparently the next wave in "rare" plants out of Indonesia 😹 As for the "rare plant unmixed DNA" snobs, this behavior only encourages plant poaching that can lead to endangering or completely eradicating to extinction. So hybridizing and TC are the most sustainable path for collectors to ensure biodiversity in my humble opinion. As for what's next? Wondering if you might experiment with Keiki paste on aroids? Or have you thought about trying kokedama or growing anthurium on lava rock or any of the other interesting ways to display plants? Could be fun to try with some of your crazy rubbish? Do you have room now to try a small pond and get that Mojito colocasia? ( Mines still living it's best life in semi hydro) Basically it's always a blast to see any of your "proof in the pudding" processes. Thoroughly enjoy following you on your plant filled journey.😻

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you!! Agree, with the poaching comment!! And love your suggestions :) should definitely get a little experimental :) thanks!

[@svenson1443]

I’m an anthurium collector and have some expensive ones… and I have to say u are soooo right with what you said! Anthurium community are soo toxic even here in germany… I used to spend so much money, which I regret sometimes. I now only buy anthuriums I really really want and not because of a name. It’s because I think they’re pretty. To everyone who starts with anthurium I would recommend everything as u said. Start with cheaper ones, hybrids, it could get pricey too fast🫶🏼 good video as always!!

[@sydneyplantguy]

Thank you!! And somewhat comforting to know it’s like that outside of australia too … I thought we were especially bad but suppose greed is an international issue :D

[@eja5799]

liked both the anthuriums and the storm 🙂 1) i had a question: given your liking for giant leaves, have you ever grown philodendron giganteum ? i may have missed a discussion about this. 2) Also, something interesting happened to me today. About 4 months ago I put my monstera deliciosa on a fern bark totem (New Zealand fern from Besgrow). Today i moved it to a moss pole, believing that roots would grow in the moss pole but would not grow in the fern totem. To my surprise, the monstera roots had penetrated the fern totem ! The roots were not as developed as they would have been in a moss pole, but i was interested to see they had grown into the totem at all. To remove the totem would have torn roots. I decided to leave the totem in and provide the new moss pole as well. I'm not sure if that will hurt or help the plant ... got to experiment, though, right? Have you seen this kind of thing ?

[@lwolf3259]

OK… so I feel like Neo in the matrix when gets plugged in to download information. That was a wild ride and I learned why my ONE, (yes, one) anthurium is a sad little under-sized orphan. Thank you, SPG+B (Sydneyplantguyplusbrad) for another great video. I actually sometimes think, “Yeah, I’m just going to have this video in the background kinda while I brush my teeth and water my plants.” Nope. I always end up rewinding and rewatching. You’re GOOD, man. What do we want to see next? Ummm. Please be interested in anything I’m interested in and teach me how to do it in your clear and inspired fashion. Dog training? Oil painting? Drawing? Baking? OK… other plants? Aren’t you gearing up for a Hoya collection, or maybe some terrarium building?

[@sydneyplantguy]

Hehe glad it was helpful :) big NO to hoyas hahah :D but terrarium building sounds interesting :)

[@lwolf3259]

@@sydneyplantguyI get the Hoya aversion. They are weird… but compelling… but weird. Plus all those small leaves. Looking forward to your future terrarium adventure. Carnivorous plants can do well in them:)

[@user-zy4yr1eh6x]

I'd like to see your randoms😁 and your philendendrons😅 i like anything you make a video of🤩 do you have a tip for getting my verrucosum to atache to my moss pole? It does not want to cooperat😢

[@brianetterlein2403]

What is the plastic backing you use on your moss poles. I was trying to find your video on it. I have a had time finding that thickness of plastic for the backing pole.

[@sydneyplantguy]

It’s from Grow Vertical :) linked in description:)

[@stucker3188]

Another fantastic video. But where is Brad? I have a crystallinium it is growing very well since i bought it as a tiny plant. It has made offsets and there are now 4 plants growing intertwined together the plant is very bushy with lots of leaves and the leave are getting bigger but they are still much smaller that other crystals that i have seen. I think my care is good and i feed it. Is it because there are 4 plants growing together that the leaves are not sizing up? I've had her for 3 years. She is one of my absolute favourite plants. Also yes more videos talking about you different plant families. Ooh and also ideas about plant arrangements would be cool.😊

[@sydneyplantguy]

He’s scared of thunder so was hiding :P most likely your plants are not sizing up further because they compete for light, nutrients & space :)

[@annafink2245]

Dark Anthurium and the hybrids are going to be the "thing" this year.

[@vickylemerond9685]

I know you don’t live here in the USA, but where do you get your clear pots? Really love your videos and that’s what got me started in this hobby. Hoping to get my plants looking as beautiful.

[@sydneyplantguy]

I get them from Bunnings which doesn’t exist in the US so of no help here, sorry 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@gaddaitherage8204]

It’s cool how you’d extended the mother grow light. Is does it officially do that or does it have to be jury rigged? Thanks in advance!

[@Irish_official]

27:43 Hello, I'm looking for a clamp similar to yours but don't know the name. Can you tell me what it is called and where to buy it? Thank you somuch ❤

[@zizarazzaq9888]

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[@Horsewoman-pt2ku]

My favorite genius is Hoya. Did I say that right. Then philodendron. I don’t have room for other types. Tfs

[@rabiajeyasree3477]

I want your plants collection brother...

[@amandak4695]

What is your fastest grower? And what is the slowest?

[@Fierce4R]

Where do you get the clear pots?

[@judyperkins4509]

Hi , I bought an anthurium clavinerium today , can I water the leave's for its weekly leaf wash ?

[@sydneyplantguy]

Yes, just provide airflow after to ensure you don't have water sitting on leaves for too long :)

[@PSCINTEXTBOOKS]

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