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Show us your Anthuriums!!

putu enjula

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The "Always Anthuriums" post has inspired me...... let's get an anthurium thread going! I love that anthurium farm look. We are trying to get that going in our garden... we certainly have enough hapu'us!!!

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SCREAM!

How about feral kitty-cats, instead?

Mommy!

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More...

KBL lime, no idea, no idea, Princess Claire, Pink Speckled. Midori... and... I give up..

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OK, I was going to post my regular anthuriums but after seeing Angela's amazing ones :wub: , I better post only my cat, stretchy Cleo :D :

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Anthurium clavigerum is a spectacular complex leaf climber , leaves can get 2m across . post-354-042354300 1312866542_thumb.jpg

A. formosum gets a nice size .

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A.podophyllum another interesting shaped leaf that stays fairly short .post-354-017645500 1312866867_thumb.jpg

Michael in palm paradise,

Tully, wet tropics in Australia, over 4 meters of rain every year.

Home of the Golden Gumboot, its over 8m high , our record annual rainfall.

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Okay how about a compromise?

Ooh, very pretty!

And, the 'thuriums ain't bad, either . . . .

Let's keep our forum fun and friendly.

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Patricia, Cleo has great cattitude! ;)

Michael you're giving me an education about anthuriums, I had no idea there was so much variety.

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OK, I was going to post my regular anthuriums but after seeing Angela's amazing ones :wub: , I better post only my cat, stretchy Cleo :D :

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Awww!! You're kitty is so adorable!!!

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Anthurium clavigerum is a spectacular complex leaf climber , leaves can get 2m across . post-354-042354300 1312866542_thumb.jpg

A. formosum gets a nice size .

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A.podophyllum another interesting shaped leaf that stays fairly short .post-354-017645500 1312866867_thumb.jpg

Those are awesome! :drool:

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This thread is Anthurium paradise!! I didn't know there were so many varieties with such lovely leaves. Thanks!

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Andrea warocqueanum can be tricky from seed . I use a layer of sphagnum moss over very coarse bark and scoria with some compost mixed in .

Good luck :winkie:

luxurians is spectacular and also a bit tricky to grow .

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plowmanii likes it a bit dry

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many of the birds nest types would grow very well on the rocks at your place . pachylaminum is the ultimate elephant ear :rolleyes:

thats a big garbage tin on left

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This is very similar to ovatifolium but has white fruit instead of red pictured on IAS site .. look at the size of the leaf there :blink: enormous well worth trying to source .

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Tully, wet tropics in Australia, over 4 meters of rain every year.

Home of the Golden Gumboot, its over 8m high , our record annual rainfall.

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I'm still trying to figure out how to use these pigtails in a flower arrangement....

The ants mean future babies!!

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I can't wait until 20 years from now when these will bloom! :D

All of them are from the pigtails except the bigger one in the first photo. The one in the last photo (with the chopstick) is one I grew from seed and it is over three years old!!

I wish I had gotten into anthuriums 20 years ago!

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More shots!

A lot of anthuriums in the pic of the path!

In the last pic you can't tell how huge it is... I didn't have anything for scale.

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I have located our infamous Grey Goose in a short respite from his constant search for the equally infamous Pretty Kitty. I am now on the prowl for the beauty that is Anthurium !:

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What a pretty kitty!

Here's another anthurium!

I'm hoping some of you will post your anthuriums!!!

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maybe in the wet season.... at the moment, they look shocking :(

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Even though we are on the leeward/dry side of the island, we get a lot of moisture because of convective currents that pull it up the mountain when the land gets hot. It also dews every night which anthuriums love. But it is so weird that just down the mountain it looks like a desert.

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Time for more color.... I love the red on red... and yes the pink one is that pink! And I just had to take more pictures of the peppermint ones after they opened up... they looked so nice in the late afternoon sun!

And of course one more pic of the Smudge. (yes his name is "Smudge")

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Is this an Anthurium?

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No Bubba ,those look like some Aechmea blanchettiana hybrids.Anthuriums are aroids like philodendrons,elephant ears,caladiums etc.

El Oasis - beach garden, distinct wet/dry season ,year round 20-38c

Las Heliconias - jungle garden ,800m elevation,150+ inches rainfall, year round 15-28c

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Angela,

Thanks for posting the beautiful pictures. I love anthuriums, but only have on native big on that I know of. I checked the plant list from the Ducke forest reserve which in the munipality of Manaus, 10,000 hecatores and there are 55 species listed in 12 genuses of the araceae family growing here. I do not k now how many of the species are anthuriums though as the list I found did not break that out. There are a total of 2079 species of plants so far indentified growing in the reserve. All of the plants in this family are great and I love seeing them in the forest. And, I need to collect more of them.

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BUBBAH!

That's the Devil

Oh, say AHMEN

or however

bleah

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Red Beauty is impressive when established well .

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furcatum is an unusual leaf shape , a very short plant

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Michael in palm paradise,

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Home of the Golden Gumboot, its over 8m high , our record annual rainfall.

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Red Beauty is impressive when established well .

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furcatum is an unusual leaf shape , a very short plant

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Thanks for posting! MORE please!!! :)

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Oh, and if you have been having trouble with pigs in the garden, I think you have the wrong kind of kitties. You need one of these - gmp

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