Show us your Anthuriums!!

[putu enjula]

I can never find any with the big flowers. The small flowered species are quite common and I just paid a fortune for a midsize, but big....impossible. I also lost a few of the foliage species due to the unusually long winter this year. Angela that ace of spades is spectacular.

Peachy

Dean Has had that Ace of Spades for a long time... I finally got it to make some "kernels" so far nothing has sprouted yet.

Peachy, if you grow that midsized one up, it should give you big flowers.

[putu enjula]

Enjula, ALL your Anthuriums are Stunningly Beautiful, By Far the Most Exciting Anthuriums i have ever seen that for sure. Pete

Thanks Pete!

[peachy]

Or I can wait till you die, then marry Dean and get all of them !!

Peachy

[Bill Austin]

anth. farustino giant not sure of spelling

[Pedro 65]

anth. farustino giant not sure of spelling

Very Impressive.I want 3.

[Cindy Adair]

One of my favorites that I bought in Virginia and (after inspection) took to Puerto Rico. It has such a cheerful bright orange and I wish I had more...

I'd also like at least one of all those posted in this thread!

[Hillizard]

One of my Anthuriums (A. scherzerianum) is apparently not happy with the cool conditions in my sunroom this winter. Looks like it's extending a middle finger on its misshapen spadix. I remain amused, not offended, by the plant's horticultural 'hutzpah.' Happy Holidays to everyone! 

[Ben1]

 what a naughty plant you have

[Gonzer]

16 hours ago, Hillizard said:

One of my Anthuriums (A. scherzerianum) is apparently not happy with the cool conditions in my sunroom this winter. Looks like it's extending a middle finger on its misshapen spadix. I remain amused, not offended, by the plant's horticultural 'hutzpah.' Happy Holidays to everyone! 

Very cool!

[Missi]

Mmm...my love of Anthuriums is up there with my love of palms. I wasn't aware of this thread so I'm glad it was bumped so I can read the previous pages!

I don't have nearly as many Anthuriums as I have palms, but I do have: A. magnificum, A. veitchii, A. cordifolium, A. plowmanii, A. hookeri, and just ordered an A. faustomirandae yesterday (thanks to NSE Tropicals having a free shipping day).

[Palmaceae]

 I don't know the name but it is varigated. Maybe hookeri?

 

Edited December 27, 2017 by Palmaceae

[GDLWyverex]

This one was sold to me some 10 years ago as a basket fwrn. The trunk with areal roots was totally buried in soil which I immediately liberated upon getting it home. It has grown like mad and flowers constantly.

 

Richard

Edited January 4, 2018 by GDLWyverex

[Hillizard]

On 8/18/2011, 1:52:09, aussiearoids said:

Anthurium scherzerianum can be tricky to grow in lowland tropical areas . These pics taken up on the cooler tablelands .

A superb 'Rothschildiana' cultivar .

 

I think they would look amazing grown high up on the stilt roots of an exotic palm .I have heard that there is/was a pendant leaf sp. that is found on Socratea stilts .

I'm hopeful the small Anthurium scherzerianum 'Rothschildiana' I grow, which have just started to bloom, will eventually look as nice as those you posted here!

[GDLWyverex]

I believe that this is an  anthurium schlechtendalii, though feel free to correct me if you know better.

Enjoy

Richard

[Hillizard]

Several of my Anthurium scherzerianum 'Rothschildiana' made it through the winter in my sunroom, where temps sometimes dip into the 40+ deg. F range. This bloom is larger than last year's, so I hope that trend continues. 

[Kevin S]

My only Anthurium in flower.

[Jungle Yard]

Here is my Anthurium "hookeri", which is most definitely a hybrid. It has grown to be a little over 7 ft (2 m) tall and about the same width.