How To Grow Anthurium Seeds EASY ( 0 - 6 MONTHS )

How to sprout anthurium seeds the no hassel way. growing anthurium from seed can be pretty easy and successful even with very little effort. in this video I want to show you that mold and algae aren't always bad or don't always cause issues with your plants. I hope this video helps you grow anthurium.
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[@EverythingWithToshaK]

Love these videos because you show us newer folks that you don’t have to be so pretty and dainty to grow these rare plants successfully. Some influencers will have you doubting yourself so much because of how perfect they tell you that you need to be when it’s not even that serious.

[@MRTNB]

Seems like the decomposing spadixes actually provided nutrients for the growth of the seedlings!

[@TechplantChannel]

Yeah it seems to be beneficial

[@krymsonkitty]

This is incredible! Thanks for the experiment, you answer all our deep deep plant what-ifs!!

[@TechplantChannel]

Thanks for watching them!

[@MrEiht]

My granny loved them too much. If some Orchidz make space I will get one, again. Its name will be TechPlant. Or Tec-9 Plant. Lets see.

[@TechplantChannel]

Nice! I hope you can get one!

[@Ksnamaste]

It just shows if we leave our plants alone they will take care of themself. They’re survival amazing

[@TechplantChannel]

I've found this strategy works well with many aspects

[@alltheplantbabies]

I'm so glad I found your channel! I live for these types of experiments !

[@TechplantChannel]

Glad you like them!

[@GonjaGrowinGirl]

I just discovered I have those coming up every year along the canal beside my house! I wondered about the berries! This video is very appreciated and so happy to find your channel! Happy growing!!!!🌿🌱☘️🌴🌼

[@TechplantChannel]

Wow lucky you!! Good luck on your growing of them

[@VGABirdman]

I really do appreciate your time thank you 👍🌿🌱

[@TechplantChannel]

Thanks for taking the time to watch and show support!

[@onarprimitivo7136]

Another amazing experiment! Keep 'em coming!

[@TechplantChannel]

Will do!

[@daerkxeed2220]

Yep! really enjoyed this one. And I totally agree, based on personal experience, that unless parts of the plant is mushy, there is no need for concern. Sometimes, even caloused parts is black in color. But even if submerged in water for a.long time, that part will not soften or soak water. I look forward to your next vid. Good luck!

[@camillez7322]

Thank you . I received some no ID anthurium seeds from a friend and within two days I saw mold and freaked and this is reassuring.

[@TechplantChannel]

Good luck with your seeds

[@ViveroCanabravaTV]

Thank you very much for showing your experiments so didactic. Althoug I had to spend a lot of time translation it to understand it, was very useful. Thank you very much.

[@TechplantChannel]

Thanks for the kind words and watching!

[@kelleydawne5137]

This was so helpful! I'm growing seeds for the first time, and I'm not really sure what I'm doing.

[@noahlee7272]

Can you try growing live sphagnum moss using a generic amazon cheap brand?

[@seizedcarcass8440]

Springtails would make this setup way better. They would eat any mold,algae,and decaying matter. Isopods too!

[@TechplantChannel]

I have isopods now, springtails are next on my list!

[@seizedcarcass8440]

@@TechplantChannel springtails will actually even help the isopod cultures. They act as a sort of cleanup crew. I just got a mix of isopods today!

[@ianpgonzaga]

Hi! Great video and love the clear explanations! What's your best recommendation for lighting with seedlings? Like how close to a grow light? Direct light or shaded etc ? Thanks!

[@TechplantChannel]

I blast everything, my seedlings are almost always like 8 -12 inches away from 48watt barrina grow lights

[@ianpgonzaga]

@@TechplantChannel thank you!

[@keelyharra-shepard7079]

I'm new to Anthurium (but a 30 yrs plant a holic) - question! To get Anthurium seeds - does it take 2 "parents" to make seeds? And how on earth would you be able to tell male and female plants, or are they both? Do you keep them close to each other to make seeds? Or if you can do it all on one plant, is it hand pollinating, do they do it in thier own? Yeah, I'm super interested in the details!

[@heartinthecity]

What are those little bugs crawling all over the moss? Great video (as always).

[@TechplantChannel]

Springtails and other little soil bugs. They are harmless their could also be an adult fungus gnat crawling around in some footage they are annoying but I've never seen em kill a plant

[@heartinthecity]

@@TechplantChannel Got it & thank you. New to plants & haven't had any pests yet. Want to know everything about them, what they look like & what they do.

[@sxrry.8206]

The monstera pointer killed me 😂

[@TechplantChannel]

Lol I was cracking up to

[@fwuteloop]

I always wondered why people are so afraid of mold lol it’s gross but harmless in my experience. I got cheap, moldy putting soil and potted a baby monstera in it. It grew perfectly fine, the roots poked through the drainage holes ignoring all the mold just fine.

[@Richard-fi3rz]

Awesome shirt bro

[@TechplantChannel]

Thank you!

[@jjdawg9918]

Great video! I didn't quite catch the the name though. Did you say anthurium gracile?

[@TechplantChannel]

Yup

[@brownthumbnursery]

I wonder if the roots would be easier to separate if you used seed starting mix

[@TechplantChannel]

Yeah maybe, I should give that a shot

[@emcsquare62]

Question: do you buy your spag-moss in bulk or just what you need? I heard you don't want to have too much on hand as it can break down, dry out to the point it's no longer viable.

[@TechplantChannel]

It comes dehydrated. I've had some sitting around for over a year. I also re use mine. It ry depends on how many times you will need it. For me since I do a lot of experiments I like having a lot on hand and its cheaper in bulk. I wouldn't worry too much about it breaking down.

[@albierto00]

@@TechplantChannel can you post a link to buy it?

[@nuclearrabbit9821]

I wonder if taking them out of the berry would have made them grow faster. Really would have loved to see the difference

[@TechplantChannel]

I've grown a bunch that u took out if the berry and its hard for me to say if its any quicker I will do a comparison next

[@ThePlantasticNerd]

Are the berries edible?

[@TechplantChannel]

I've heard they are but I also haven't had the courage to try one

[@ThePlantasticNerd]

@@TechplantChannel understandable 😂

[@Kudachi144]

Grow something in orbeez! Lol

[@TechplantChannel]

I tried pothos a long time ago and failed but I should try again

[@Builders-inc]

I'm the first

[@Idkaboutyoubutimfeelin22]

Sprouted monstera node as a pointer 😂😂😂

[@TechplantChannel]

Lol

[@karenb136]

Good to know about the mold. I would have tossed them out at the first sight of it. Thanks for the info. 💚🌱🪴🌿💚

[@TechplantChannel]

Most of the molds and fungi attack already dead stuff so I usually just leave it be

[@Builders-inc]

I'm the first one

[@onetwome]

congrats

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@@onetwome k

[@TechplantChannel]

Nice job! Thanks for the support!

[@Builders-inc]

@@TechplantChannel ty plus I love your vids