Love seeing from seed to repotting vids! Appreciate the time it takes to make them and seeing your 3D prints being used for it is so rad :D hope they do well!
Great video! I really enjoy these videos because of the immediate gratification that comes from the updates. I hope these plants grow strong and beautiful. 💚
I am coming back here for this little sciensist inside me :D This is how I would like to experiment with my plants - pollinate something, harvest seeds, plant it, maybe try to make a hybrid. It makes me so excited, but it is hard when most of my collection are Philodendron, Syngonium and Hoya. Their blooms are so rare and even some Hoya bloom for me very often I have no idea what to do with them, because their flowers are.. compliacted
I have 2 plants that keep giving me seeds and I tried germinating some. Followed your method. Keeping my fingers crossed. The plants keep giving out inflorescences non-stop.
Some ideas for 3D printing: lid risers for grow bins, pots like the round ones you show here but rectangular (maybe very suitable for carnivorous plants too), maybe a sort of lattice you can easily attach sphagnum moss to for use as a mount, custom tool rack (possibly with magnets). If I may give you a tip: I've noticed you say "kind of" a lot. I counted 23 or something in your last 3 min. video (the unboxing one). Most of the time it's redundant. Not necessarily bad, but your video comes across as insecure, to me at least. I know there's a lot of firsts for you too, with the video's you make but that doesn't mean you can confidently teach the things you've learned to people who haven't tried it :D. I believe viewers are more likely to be confident with what they learn too. I'm looking forward to more video's! I would love to see a (DIY) cheap temperature and humidity logger, like where you can get a .CSV/Excel output from to see what's going on when you're not there.
Hey thanks for this awesome list! I will work on the kind of thing as well so thanks for pointing it out! I'll see what I can do about a humidity sensor logger! Thanks!
I have some tiny anthurium forgetii and vittarifolium seedlings in sphagnum moss and noticed some oribatids/sphag mites chewing on the leaves. Haven’t found any info online about this, I find it weird
interesting, ive seen soil mites crawling on mine before but they never seem to actually damage the plant like the spider mites do so thats interesting
@@TechplantChannel The damage wasn’t like that of spider mites but chewed on like snails do. Yeah, now I just realized I’ve also found very small glass snails in my sphagnum and it was probably them. 🙃 Love your content btw
its fast AND its the fastest to fruit and go to seed. this anthurium will start flowering as a dang seedling which is unreal! its a perfect anthurium for practicing seed harvest and germination with anthuriums
I sowed 18 gracile seeds following your method and all 18 have sprouted. Thanks for the info!
Great video. It is really nice to see some updates with the plant progress.
Thanks! Hopefully in a few more months the progress of this plant will be huge!
Great video, no waffling. Succinct and to the point. Very useful. Thank you.
Love seeing from seed to repotting vids! Appreciate the time it takes to make them and seeing your 3D prints being used for it is so rad :D hope they do well!
Thanks! Yeah the 3d printer is really a cool addition to the channel
Great video! I really enjoy these videos because of the immediate gratification that comes from the updates. I hope these plants grow strong and beautiful. 💚
I hope so too! Thanks for watching!
I am coming back here for this little sciensist inside me :D This is how I would like to experiment with my plants - pollinate something, harvest seeds, plant it, maybe try to make a hybrid. It makes me so excited, but it is hard when most of my collection are Philodendron, Syngonium and Hoya. Their blooms are so rare and even some Hoya bloom for me very often I have no idea what to do with them, because their flowers are.. compliacted
Thanks Matt👍
Thanks for watching!
This is really cool! I like how you're using your 3D printed basket pot thingy
yeah i need to start printing some more. I want some cool custom orchid pots
Golly, I love your videos so much! The energy you put out is so relaxing. And I always enjoy seeing you experiment haha.
Thanks for the kind words
These videos are very well made!
Thank you very much!
Awesome video thank you for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
I have 2 plants that keep giving me seeds and I tried germinating some. Followed your method. Keeping my fingers crossed. The plants keep giving out inflorescences non-stop.
fun! I have some crystallinum and spectibile seedlings that i just potted up. wish i could find fresh seeds easier though
oh i see where you got them from! i will bug him now to be on his anthurium list
yeah i want more seeds too, hard to find some, a lot of times they are pretty expensive too which makes it tough to take a gamble
if I do close my sphagnum, it becomes to put green with algae like yours at 3:18, how can I do?
the algae doesnt seem to bother my stuff so i just leave it grow
Some ideas for 3D printing: lid risers for grow bins, pots like the round ones you show here but rectangular (maybe very suitable for carnivorous plants too), maybe a sort of lattice you can easily attach sphagnum moss to for use as a mount, custom tool rack (possibly with magnets). If I may give you a tip: I've noticed you say "kind of" a lot. I counted 23 or something in your last 3 min. video (the unboxing one). Most of the time it's redundant. Not necessarily bad, but your video comes across as insecure, to me at least. I know there's a lot of firsts for you too, with the video's you make but that doesn't mean you can confidently teach the things you've learned to people who haven't tried it :D. I believe viewers are more likely to be confident with what they learn too. I'm looking forward to more video's! I would love to see a (DIY) cheap temperature and humidity logger, like where you can get a .CSV/Excel output from to see what's going on when you're not there.
Hey thanks for this awesome list! I will work on the kind of thing as well so thanks for pointing it out! I'll see what I can do about a humidity sensor logger! Thanks!
For once I'm just going to shut up and say WoW! ;)
Thanks! for the kind words and being a long time subscriber!
Hi! Are there any alternative propagation medium to spaghnum moss?
ive found that perlite works, perlite mixed with vermiculite works really well too and to top it off ive mixed in some osmocote and it works wonders!
@@TechplantChannel 👍 but no soil mixed with these things?
@user-oh6xj2yz1b correct. I've tried some soil mixes but they do not perform well
I have some tiny anthurium forgetii and vittarifolium seedlings in sphagnum moss and noticed some oribatids/sphag mites chewing on the leaves. Haven’t found any info online about this, I find it weird
interesting, ive seen soil mites crawling on mine before but they never seem to actually damage the plant like the spider mites do so thats interesting
@@TechplantChannel The damage wasn’t like that of spider mites but chewed on like snails do. Yeah, now I just realized I’ve also found very small glass snails in my sphagnum and it was probably them. 🙃
Love your content btw
I made a kokedama for my gracile. Wish I could comment a picture.
Send it to me on instagram plzzzz techplant.official
Can you try the Bamboo Music plant? It's a device that gives voice to plants
Is this a fast grower? I’m thinking of getting one and I want to know how fast it grows from your experience
its fast AND its the fastest to fruit and go to seed. this anthurium will start flowering as a dang seedling which is unreal! its a perfect anthurium for practicing seed harvest and germination with anthuriums
@@TechplantChannel you have convinced me entirely. Thanks for the helpful info!
What did you feed them when they were growing? I have some anthurium seedlings and they won't grow larger than an inch or so no matter what I try.
Sometimes I would add a small amount of maxsea to my water
Thanks! I have some fish emulsion. I'll try that.
Have you worked on raising some trees? 🌳 I’ve been watching so many vids on grafting and mushrooms- I’m curious if you’ve considered it.
now that i have a yard i wanna raise some trees! so maybe ill have some vids in a few months
Mantep
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Just fyi the little white fuzz - not ‘starter roots’ but a saprophytic fungus :)
Interesting