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Show us your Anthuriums!!

putu enjula

By putu enjula
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One of my favorites, Anthurium dolichostachyum - gmp

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The spadix is awesome on those, I like them too. Ours is about to flower I hope!

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This guy can be pretty mean...lol.

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This guy can be pretty mean...lol.

Get the delux version and it will guard your car also - gmp

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This is a birds nest variety that I found on clearance for $5 and rehabbed.

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Aloha, JungleGina

Zone 9b, Sunny Sarasota, Florida

putu enjula Mentor

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A twofer Madame Pele and the Smudge!

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This is a birds nest variety that I found on clearance for $5 and rehabbed.

Wow that's nice! I hope you grabbed that fruit (or whatever you call it on an anthurium) It's not seed because the seeds are encapsulated in those berry thingys.

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

A superb 'Rothschildiana' cultivar .

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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 .

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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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When I thought I've seen all the rare enviable delicious anthuriums... :wub:

Patricia

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Here is another pic of the orange/green anthurium... I think it was taken before the pic in post #21

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An un-identified species from Ecuador ,

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a little like Anth. schottianum .

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Spathe markings .

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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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Nice! How big does it get?

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Nice! How big does it get?

50 cms long

and 30 cms wide .

Anth.schottianum can get 1m x 50 cm

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.

putu enjula Mentor

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Nice! How big does it get?

50 cms long

and 30 cms wide .

Anth.schottianum can get 1m x 50 cm

Great I gotta bust out my iPhone for the weights and measures conversion ap. :lol: I guess a meter is around a yard.

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A young Obake... and a new leaf of something er other...

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Almost forgot about this one.

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Velvety...

I need to take a picture of it not so close.

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YAY! :yay: There's signs of life! These are the same seeds from post #12, A. waroqueanum. They popped already! I must have gotten a hundred seeds off that spadix... so if 70% survive I don't know what I'm going to do!

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Send them to CR! I'll promise I'll take good care of them :lol:

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Don't worry Andrea , you will be lucky to end up with a few of these :hmm: The large complex leaf plant will climb and get to 2m across , its clavigerum and has the largest leaf of any Anthurium in C.A.

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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Dean forgot the name of this one... :huh:

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Here is one that's not colorful, but has merit. It grows outdoors here in San Francisco all year round. I don't know the species, and post it here in the hope that someone might ID it for me. I collected this plant as a tiny seedling in 1996 at 8500 feet elevation on the old highway between Loja and Zamora in southern Ecuador. So far, I have failed to set seed and I have only the one plant. Pollination is more difficult because the female flowers reach anthesis first. Thus one must store pollen from the previous inflorescence. I did achieve seed set once, but the spadix got broken off before seed maturity. Thanks for any help! :D

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Here is one that's not colorful, but has merit. It grows outdoors here in San Francisco all year round. I don't know the species, and post it here in the hope that someone might ID it for me. I collected this plant as a tiny seedling in 1996 at 8500 feet elevation on the old highway between Loja and Zamora in southern Ecuador. So far, I have failed to set seed and I have only the one plant. Pollination is more difficult because the female flowers reach anthesis first. Thus one must store pollen from the previous inflorescence. I did achieve seed set once, but the spadix got broken off before seed maturity. Thanks for any help! :D

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Darold, That's quite a noteworthy anthurium. It would appear to have some value in the trade. Perhaps you can get some offsets going and get them to a climate where it may be easier to get it to set seed. (hint hint) :)

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Darold:

This looks to be one of many closely-related species in the Anthurium dolichostachyum group, which are common in wet forests in western Colombia and Ecuador. They are typically large terrestrials or hemiepiphytes and range from near sea level well into montane cloud forests. Most of these plants are somewhat variable with regard to leaf surface texture but all have the very characteristic deep, horseshoe-shaped sinus that is common in other Anthurium subgenera as well...some are subvelvety, some are matte, most are metallic or glittering when grown soft. While considered to be Sect. Cardiolonchium (the subgenus that incls. many of the showy, velvet-leaf species such as magnificum and crystallinum), I have never been able to hybridize any members of this particular group with Cardios that I commonly use for hybridization, such as luxuriens, dressleri or papillilaminum since even successful pollination results in parthenocarpic fruit set.

Your choice of high-elevation ecotype was well-advised. The ornamental aroids that occur near or above 2000 m (6500') in southern México, Guatemala and NW South America appear to be quite frost-tolerant and certainly shrug off large amounts of cold rain if well-drained. I cannot see how many leaves your plant has, but if it has a sparse canopy you may consider mossing the aerial part of the stem, or back it with a goodly-sized treefern totem to improve vigor.

This is an undescribed species akin to yours collected near Tandayapa, Pichincha, Ecuador at 1770 m (5750') that I grow in Guatemala...collected by Tom Croat...leaves to 140 cm x 85 cm.

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Stone Jaguar, Thanks very much for this most helpful information !

San Francisco, California

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Old local hybrids .

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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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Old local hybrids .

That's a nice one :)

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A colorful new leaf...

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Anthurium chiapasense .

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Anth. papillilaminum .

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Unusual rheophytic ANTH> SP>

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crystallinum hybrid

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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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Enjoying what I can't get! Lovely.

Patricia

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An update on the waroqueanum seedlings....

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Some more random anthurium shots!

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Ace of Spades...

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More photos taken today!

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Ace of Spades... yes again...

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I used to have that one... I don't anymore :(. One day.... I will have them again...

Ari & Scott

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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.

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27.35 south.

Warm subtropical, with occasional frosts.

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

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