Anthurium Shopping Tips | What to Know Before You Buy Rare Plants
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
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Welcome to some quick tips to keep in mind when shopping for Anthurium or fancy plants in general!
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My doc block michelle x dark crystal with burgundy emergent leaves and red sinus was very worth $25, so I'm a fan of hybrids and accessibility. Even if I prefer some of the more "purebred" varieties I have a mental block about spending more than $30 on plants these days
I think that’s very smart and I wish I had been as smart as you in 2021 haha
Girl where cause even hybrids be expensive where I am!!
@@kathyflores4534 It was from Carnivero- they have tons of hybrids that occasionally go on sale
Loved this one! The bit about certain breeds are picky about what they can cross pollinate with was really interesting & new to me! Always love learning technical stuff like that.
Elite level collectors looking for the Crown Jewels. I’m choking laughing. I also feel called out. Very informative. I learned so much. 💚
I love your perspective!
Happy to see Queen Celine back in the frame.
Hahahahhaa I had all the anthurium in the frame bc that was the day I filmed the fancy anthurium video 🤣
So important especially for newer Anthurium enthusiasts :)
very well said!
I hope I can save people some money!
I bought from Doc block nursery anthurium Black widow with michelle and she is beautiful
That sounds gorgeous!
This was SO informative! I just got into anthuriums and you’re so right about the purge situation and needing to make a quick decision
Make a quick decision that you regret 6 months later when they cost half as much lol
More anthurium content please! 👏🏽 🤩
Oooooo be careful what you wish forrrrrrr 🤪
Nice sharing👍
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I am so jealous of how easily you say papillilaminum. I can’t even pronounce it when I see it spelled out.
Thank you! Once I realized that the name “Lila” is in the middle that made it a lot easier!
Love feeling like I have inside information after watching your content.
Sounds silly but it’s so true.
I think there’s a huge gap between beginner and advanced (I’m moving away from beginner), but… I don’t know what I don’t know.
Thank you!
I lurk in a lot of groups and I talk to the right people so sometimes there is legit insider info sprinkled in there. Thank you for noticing!
From my understanding, most velvet type anthurium are from the ‘Cardiolonchium’ section of anthurium while Clarinervium was recently (past couple years) was placed in section ‘Andiphilum’ which include species like andicola, parvispathum, berriozabalense, lancetillense, leuconeurum, umbrosum, and pedatoradiatum!
This was based on a genetic study, so that supports your theory that the parentage of the two diverged millions of years ago!
Which brings up the topic of growers adding value to plants that are “cross-sectional” hybrids. These hybrids are very rare to occur because just the right combination of DNA from both plants has to come together. I’m not saying its impossible, but it is impossible to confirm unless you have thousands of dollars worth of genetic sequencing equipment.
Yesssss this kind of thing makes my lizard brain so happy thanks for this!
I eventually want to look into the details of this more but haven’t gotten to it yet. Do you know if paleo botanists have figured out how long ago the lineages diverged? I’m super curious because depending on when they think they diverged, some really interesting things were going on biogeographically
@@PlantFriendDownTheStreet I haven’t come across any family trees that show the divergence, mostly because you need a fossil to calibrate the timeline. I’ve seen this some for plants in the catalpa family, but not for anthurium.
What I do know is that anthurium most likely evolved from Potheae, or the true pothos family!
Very good to know! I did some quick googling about anthurium fossils and the only thing I could on Google was about fossilized pollen from the Cretaceous so I’m hoping there maybe more info somewhere behind a paywall but I haven’t had the time to start trying to figure it out yet. Thanks so much for your comment, this was really fun!
I would say that if you’re buying seeds - warning: not all seeds sprout. Some are just duds. Also, some of the plants that germinate from them are weak and would normally die in nature. I would never recommend paying too much for seeds.
Very true! If the seller doesn’t offer a minimum of two or three seeds, that’s a red flag as well!
Especially if they are selfed! I had soooo many selfed seeds that weren't viable and just threw out malformed leaves or completely white ones... 😩 I think it is because of the limited gene pool that they are often not doing so... well...
100%!
Way back during pandemic, i started to hoard plants esp philodendrons and even upgraded to variegated ones. But then space is a problem with philos or monsteras. So i started to shift on Anthoriums like Hookerii, jenmanii, superboom and other rounded leafer anthoriums… and i just love darker base
Wow 😳 loved the video! Thanks for all the information about Anthuriums. I love them but I haven't had the opportunity to take care of one yet and your video was super educational when it came to seeing what they offer in my local market. Thank you so much!
I’m so glad you liked it! For a first anthurium, I really recommend a Chrystallinum x Magnificum! They are super resilient and have all the best qualities of both parent plants. Best of luck!
@@PlantFriendDownTheStreet I just saw the notification of your reply. Thanks for the recommendation, I'll seriously take it into account and give you an update when I have one 💖
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Interesting information. 🪴🌿
Thank you!
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Really interesting video that made me considered what ive bought in the past😵💫. Would love to understand where you research your topics. Im waiting for a Delta to arrive from another youtuber and your making me think about if i got the right one🙏
I’m just in a lot of Facebook and Reddit groups and I’ve met a lot of nice people over the years who have been kind enough to give me their time and answers questions and help me learn
It probably wouldn’t be too hard to figure out… PM me on Instagram if you want to talk about it further. I know of one youtuber who has one that is for sure a true clone. Did you buy a seedling or an offset? I know that person has pollinated theirs but idk if it was selfed or a hybrid
@@PlantFriendDownTheStreet btw what plant is that over your right shoulder shaped like a Y? TY!
It’s probably the anthurium Longissimilobum. Everyone always asks about that one!
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Great info! Although, I bought a Dorayaki x Clarinervium seed a couple months ago from a trusted seller and it’s growing out nicely 🙌😂
My guess is that either the mother plant is clarinervium that self pollinated or it’s a bench hybrid. Doesn’t mean the seller isn’t trustworthy. That happens all the time, even to the pros.
@@PlantFriendDownTheStreet very possible!! Mama was for sure the Dorayaki but ya never know what could have happened 😂 If it’s truly what it was ID’d as, I’ll tag you on IG 💚 Thanks for the awesome anthurium content queen 🥰🤗
Unfortunately, there won’t be any way to know for sure but Doryakis are beautiful and cross with all kinds of cool stuff so I’m sure it will be a nice plant!
Are you planning on making video about papillilaminum and its varieties only? That'd be so interesting to watch
Probably not because I don’t think it would get very many views and it would be a ton of work BUT if you’re interested in learning about stuff like that, I highly recommend joining some facebook groups! There are some artists who have made graphics with illustrations of all the varieties of different species and they are very cool
Very interesting 🙏👍👍
I'm enjoying beautiful Anthuriums, I'm curious in what area do you live? I'm glad for your content, new to your channel
Loved this! Very relevant to the conversation we were having earlier lmao
Seriously!
Okay so I spent $400’on 2 anthurium on their way 😅😅😅😅 so I’m here for some tips girl 😂😂😂😂😂
I'm still fairly new to your channel lol what are your thoughts on the IG live sales ?
They can be great ways to get good deals but they are only about as good as the seller.
@@PlantFriendDownTheStreet ahhhh I hear ya ! 💚
Yea, when people name their cross, the audacity. Like who are they. 😂😂😂😂😂.
And it’s even better when the cross just looks like a mid green sun-velvet heart…. Like nothing special at all
Good advice! I'm hoping I didn't get "taken"...😮 I just bought a pap fort Sherman x ralph lymann crossed with BVEP 'felix' for $250. Leaf is about 5 inches with a couple smaller. I should have watched this video first!
Did the seller show photos of the parents? That’s a pretty fancy cross and usually when I see crosses like that the seller def shows the parents so that buyers can envision what the possibilities could be!
@@PlantFriendDownTheStreet No photos of parents... oh well, I just have to hope it's healthy and beautiful! I'll definitely be more careful in the future
Currently down own an anthurium and don’t plan on it 😂.
That’s cool, glad you’re down to be here and just vibe anyway ✨🪴❤️
Well now I can’t trust any anthurium x ! And now I feel like I can’t trust any seller about what I’m buying. 😮
Unfortunately that’s just part of buying plants, mistakes can be made even by pros
In the current market, Anthurium hybrids and seedlings seem like a minefield of soft-scams from sellers desperately grasping for revenue as the plant market collapses after the pandemic bubble. Hard pass from me. I'll pick up some scraps and rehabs in 2024, lol.
Very true but there are still deals out there and I find that the best ones are usually local. 2024 is going a crazy year for anthurium though omg I can’t wait.
Are you going to start doing videos again?
Probably not. Got a new job and I’m just way too busy traveling all the time. We had a good run though.
Congratulations on the new job. Just miss seeing your videos. Best of luck this year and take care.