Watch out for more beautiful variegated epipremnum from Indonesia. The ones popular here now are the Epipremnum Hanoman from Bali, Kujang, Prada, and Gandrung.
Such a smart term "Commercially rare" the amount of people that nit pick someone calling something rare even though its valid. Gonna start using this lol
Dear Kaylee, I have been taking care of an anthurium Cutucuense for about 1 1/2 years now. What I have learned from my "trial and error" experiences is that the cutucuense requires a change in temperatures from daytime to nighttime. During the day, it gets a maximum of 22 degrees Celsius at my place and 16-17 degrees overnight. Since I took it out of the "warm only" environment, I have had no problems with growth. One Anthurium that I think should also get more attention is the Pedatoradiatum. My absolute favorite at the moment.
That little bit of pep talk at the end is one reason I enjoy your channel and am very happy to support you! Plants are plants, and you can like whatever ones you want. Rock out with your favorites and duck the haters. 🤘
🌿😍🌿🤩🌿 Never had any anthurium ! Need to try one ! 🌿😲🌿 One of the most beautiful type of plants ever ! It's insane how a leaf can look like crystals of silver-veins ! 🌿🤩🌿😲🌿😍🌿
Too many hybrids of papillilaminum here in Indonesia, the one is popular right now is Blue Papillilaminum. Dark with bluish tinge (kinda purplish though). Beautiful indeed.
Whooooa I usually don't have many of the plants as we scale your RPI, but I NEVER thought I'd have a plant in your Extremely Rare category! I love my Longissimilobum and am waiting patiently until I can get a SS as well!
You would be excited that at least there are around 30 species of scindapsus available here in Indonesia…not counting the variegated ones. They are just beautiful…one of my very favorites of genus of all plants…. I have around 20 kinds myself.🥰🥰🥰🥰
Another recommended long boi: A. pallidiflorum! I have a couple and they grow very easily and become vigorous once they pick up steam, like many anthurium. They also have a nicely contrasting center vein and tend to be quite dark, akin to dark waroc
I cannot put into words the excitement and happiness that I just got with you specifically bringing up Anthurium Andraeanum! I love it so incredibly much and it's the only Anthurium I've seen hardly anyone know the scientific name of. I've seen a few people hybridizing them over the past couple months, such as with Veitchii's, and I'm over the moon that it's finally getting a little love.
Great Index. Love your Rare Plant videos, not that I want to own anything rare, but they are interesting, informative and a great way of looking at plants ❤
I saw the Black Widow at the aroid show at Fairchild and OMFGOMFGOMFG it is literally the most beautiful plant I've ever laid eyes on. People just stood around staring at it with cartoon heart eyes. However gorgeous it looks in photos, it's a million times more beautiful in person.
I never leave comments on videos, but I just wanted to say that I LOOOOOVE hearing you talk about plants and the unspoken horrors of plant scammers within the house pant/rare house plant community! I feel like most plant youtubers tend to brush past it or not even mention it… Anyways, as always, I’m looking forward to the next upload! :)
Very interesting! Atleast where I live in Atlanta, GA, USA The crystallinum is super common but the clarinurvium is uncommon! Thought that little swap was interesting lol
I’ve been focusing on reducing my collection and haven’t looked into plant prices in a while. Shocked with how much clarinervium and crystallinums have come down!
Love you're videos!! The honesty and sincerely of your coments! Yours advice at the end of this video is awesome..."get the plants because it make you happy " .
Could u do a rare plant index of Caladium and colocasia please? It will actually spur up interest of coloured foliage plants which will open up a whole new market for this 👉🏻👈💪
Total random guess about why people don't grow the Veitchii as often is maybe they think the "abs" of the leaves means it's more of a corrugated plant, and since corrugated is picky, people avoid it. 🤷♀️
The flowering anthuriums are underrated and beautiful. I've got 7 ( maybe more) different colors. Easy and beautiful . Worthy of collecting. I enjoy them.
Most anthuriums are way above my budget so I love watching these videos. Recently acquired an Anthurium Balaoanum and so far it’s doing ok. It hasn’t tanked yet.
Ha -- dorrito definitely describes my queen rn! 😆 I'm definitely gravitating more towards the dark anthurium and the long bois. A caladium RPI would be awesome with spring coming since I like to chuck those outside. But my heart would love a scindapsus or hoya index. Have you done a colocasia video?
I have been growing several villenaorum for about a year or so, and I would say that they become darker/normal contrast when they get a bit larger and they tend to prefer lower light levels. They're quite robust, ship well, and have very thick leaves that can jump up in size quickly. If you want a low drama longer(ish..) velvety anthurium, this is the anthurium for you.
I actually love my clidemioides. When I bought it, it was 1 leaf that fell off so I was left with a stump. I put it in water and let the sun do its work, and it started growing a very hardy leaf. Quite small, but very nice to look at on your coffee table once multiple leaves start popping up. :)
Ahhh... those corrigated ones! Why must I love the ones that are so bloody tricksy to keep! Clearly I need to build a cloud-rainforest someday just for them. LOL
The A. clidemioides have the most amazing texture. Extremely rigid leaves anf very corrugated. I got mine autumn 2021, and it hasn't done jack shit. The seller told me it loves lower light and high humidity. A. cutucuense is from cloud forests, so they love high humidity, warmer during the day and colder during night (not sure exact temps)
completely agree on your assesment of clarinervium being a very promising (and underused) plant to breed with. Actually built up a collection of different anthuriums to work with clarinervium and forgetii. Fingers crossed i'll have some seeds growing this time next year :)
Just wanted to mention incase you didn't know - clarinervium doesn't cross well with quite a lot of anthurium and I believe forgetii is on that list. I don't remember the specifics but clarinervium is a part of a sub group (sub genus? idk) of anthuriums from mexico I think and doesn't cross well with anything not in that group. Don't quote me on anything but please do some googlin!
@@jamiehou9448 thanks :) yes, already figured clarinervium might be a bit of a tough one, as well as forgetii due to the way they protect the new leaf (if that makes sense) and the base of the leaf stem. Clari has the new leaf in a separate sheath, like villenaorum. Forgetii has it completey inside the last leaf, while the crystallinums got a little sheath at the base of the older leaf it emerges from once big enough. Know a few ways around some of those issues though, so i'll certainly have fun trying to go where others haven't gone before :)
I love that you mentioned not buying something just because of the rarity…. Sometimes it’s easy to get caught up in the ‘flex’ but honestly one of my all time favs is Clarinervium. 🥰
Cutucuense: they appreciate a LOT of light and cool nights if you can provide that. They grow really well for many of us in the Pacific Northwest in the states
Aw I wanted you to have podophyllum in there. It is so different than all the others. Such a great one! Thank you for what you say in the end. The rare only thing drives me nuts!
RPI both on Caladiums and Scindapsus would be cool. Generally, you don't talk much about Caladiums in your videos, so I would really be interested what you come up with. 😀
Just got into houseplants a few weeks ago, and got my first antherium (crystallinum) two days ago. So glad I found this page because I realllly want a “war queen” (idk how to spell it) but do need more practice in general. Thanks for saving me $$$
I have the longissimilobum (and a few others shown in this video) and I feature it on my channel a lot! They are pretty easy going and they need airflow over humidity. I successfully imported and acclimated mine and now it’s chillin in Lechuza pon.
Hi Kaylee! Love the video, as always! Crystallinium is my first and only anthurium and I love it, but man--every new leaf comes out with a small hole in the same spot and then it grows as the leaf gets bigger. I don't know what that's all about but otherwise it seems to be doing well!
I have a couple of these and am seriously thinking of expanding my collection a bit. I knew and wanted Ace of Spades and the green Forgetii, but the one I would love to grow isn't on the list, Anthurium clavigerum! I don't know where it falls on the rarity scale, but on the scale of appearance, it's the top category. I first saw it at a botanical garden growing up a palm tree and several on 6 foot poles and fell in love. As for what to do next, scindapsis would be cool, but I would rather see one that people don't really realize has some rares. Sansevieria. There are a ton of D. trifasciata cultivars and several can be quite rare. There are also many species in cultivation, and again several can be pretty rare.
Thanks so much for this vid, I love your rare plant indexes and Anthurium RPI was the one I was the most excited for! Still dying for a macro from the first time you showed one on your channel. Saw a couple other Anthurium I want to add to my wishlist as well (that are not out of my plant budget league lol). I second indexes on Scindapsus and also, Hoya! Oh also, would love a few more dish the dirt vids! They are so good!
Get a spledidum if you really want to reenact the scene from 'The Notebook' where he just tells "WHAT DO YOU WANT?!" over and over again. Lol I have 2 stumps. They'll put a couple baby leaves out, then they fall off. Then they put a couple more out, aaand fall off. It's an obnoxious plant for sure.
Yay anthuriums! I gave up pronouncing papillilaminum too.. and just call them 'Papi' like the Spanish these days :P Not sure if bird-nest-like anthuriums are up your alley. I have a big one called anthurium jungle bush (1.5 meters tall- yup... Big BIG boy) I purchased locally, and hybrid version called anthurium hookeri pink (variegated) from Thailand. Been shopping around for a nice superbum too. Love 'em!
Kaylee, have you heard of Anthurium Chiapense? I have an acquaintance who has a very awesome collection and this plant is part of that collection! Thought you would like how it looks though!
Love the Red Crystallinum! They really are beautiful. I have Red crystallinum X forgetii seeds in the mail that I’m DYING to see how they mature. Very excited for those. Love your videos! ❤️s From Oregon
Hey Kaylee, have heard about the anthurium clavigerum? I just bought one, the juvenile form is simpler than its mature form, the mature form looks like a strange palm
Would love a Caladium RPI because o just feel that no one really knows what a rare one even is. I couldn’t even tell you and I think it would be super interesting (and pretty) to see. Would also love one on Rhipsalis as I have a particular thing for them at the moment.
Yay!! These are my fave! Super excited it's Anthuriums! 😍 Would love to see scindapsus or pipers next. I heard somewhere that pipers might not ship well - does anyone know if that's the case? Thanks! Carrie
I’ve bought 2 queens. Both turned into stumps. Then rotted. I was heart broken. I finally have found a local one about an hour away. Hoping I can keep this one alive! My king is super easy. I’ve had him since 2019 and he is a bit of a slow grower but he takes neglect like a champ!
How to pronounce Papillilaminum. The right way. Source: I am from Panama, where this anthurium is endemic to: Pah-pee-lee-lah-me-num. accent on the "me"
it's exactly how I'd read it in Polish. I guess the latin influences on both languages are strong :) (Even thought Polish is a Slavic language the historic influence of catholic church made an extreme impact on the language, especially the grammar and pronunciation. It makes it easier to read plants names thought :)
OMG so I have no idea what it is but I am the worst with crystallinum, killed every single one I ever own, yet I manage to keep my regales alive which most people say are significantly harder, so weird! Also, I am one of the lucky ones to have a wendlingeri and I paid a pretty penny for it, but I think it actually is quite easy care and grows fairly well if given enough light and heat. The only thing I will say about it is that it is a bitch to propagate and takes forever to recover after taking a cutting!
Scindapsus would be really cool. Despite the fact that it would make some of the harder to find ones on my wishlist even harder to find/afford 😂. I also would love to see more hoya stuff from you! I know aroids are the big big thing, but I love hoyas so much and I have gotten very deeply into them and their speciation and history, etc. and not a RPI, but i'd love to just get your general opinion on homolomena. I've seen a few species, but I also started noticing plants being renamed homolomena that were in a different genus. I know plants get reclassified sometimes, but the timing seems SUS.
Wow you should come here to Indonesia then…the lands of Scindapsus, Hoya, and Homalomena….tons tons tons of species of them. Homalomena is really easy to care…if you are an overwaterer….lol….since they dont like to be dry at all….the variegated ones are insanely beautiful and very hardy plants….the kind of when you think they are dead, they suddenly thrive back… XD
😍 Love all the Anthuriums! I would be interested in a Scindapsus index... although I seem to be having troubles keeping them in my conditions thus far 😑 lol
do they die for you or just don't grow? I noticed that Scindapsus don't really like soil, maybe apart the common ones like Exotica. To think about it it might be the reason why it's common :) My rarer Scindapsus grow very well in PON or moss but they need additional feeding and a trellis otherwise they only grow runners. It can be quite frustrating :)
@@horace6851 they love soil…they grow on soil first in the nature here in Indonesia…before they catch something to climb. They actually very versatile in terms of potting mix. Some of mine are grown in full living moss, water them often, they love it. Some grown in burnt rice hull mixed with bamboo humus, cocopeat, pumice, pine bark, zeolite, peatmoss…anything. Just take notice on the watering…the glossier ones loves more light rather than the velvety ones.
@@yukiaditya7352 are you growing them outside? Because you really cannot compare growing the plant outside and inside especially when we talk tropical place like Indonesia vs. our homes with low humidity. In my experience Scindapsus are very sensitive when grown indoors and they are prone to rotting or running when the conditions aren't just right.
@@yukiaditya7352 that is really high, wow. I would pay a fortune if I wanted to keep my apt like that, especially in winter. Also, let's not forget Scindapsus are native to Indonesia, so it makes sense they are growing so well there. You are so lucky :)
might i suggest, instead of longissimilobum, look at A. nigrolaminum or argyrostachyum. similar sancti vibes, much friendlier pricetag. Also, consider some of the darker papillilaminum hybrids. They're quite the showstoppers as well.
Rare Plant Indexes I would love in the future: Scindapsus, Epipremnum, Sansevieria and updated Syngonium and Monstera - in that order
Watch out for more beautiful variegated epipremnum from Indonesia. The ones popular here now are the Epipremnum Hanoman from Bali, Kujang, Prada, and Gandrung.
I'd love to see a Pothos Rare Plant Index!
Such a smart term "Commercially rare" the amount of people that nit pick someone calling something rare even though its valid. Gonna start using this lol
Dear Kaylee,
I have been taking care of an anthurium Cutucuense for about 1 1/2 years now. What I have learned from my "trial and error" experiences is that the cutucuense requires a change in temperatures from daytime to nighttime. During the day, it gets a maximum of 22 degrees Celsius at my place and 16-17 degrees overnight. Since I took it out of the "warm only" environment, I have had no problems with growth.
One Anthurium that I think should also get more attention is the Pedatoradiatum. My absolute favorite at the moment.
That little bit of pep talk at the end is one reason I enjoy your channel and am very happy to support you! Plants are plants, and you can like whatever ones you want. Rock out with your favorites and duck the haters. 🤘
An updated Hoya index would be lovely.
Agree would love that!!
i would rather see indexes for other plant varieties first
Came here to say the same. An updated Hoya list would be awesome!!
🌿😍🌿🤩🌿 Never had any anthurium ! Need to try one ! 🌿😲🌿 One of the most beautiful type of plants ever ! It's insane how a leaf can look like crystals of silver-veins ! 🌿🤩🌿😲🌿😍🌿
Just my opinion. Clarinurvium is the great, the gloss is just perfect and the veining is so nice
Too many hybrids of papillilaminum here in Indonesia, the one is popular right now is Blue Papillilaminum. Dark with bluish tinge (kinda purplish though). Beautiful indeed.
Whooooa I usually don't have many of the plants as we scale your RPI, but I NEVER thought I'd have a plant in your Extremely Rare category! I love my Longissimilobum and am waiting patiently until I can get a SS as well!
Your eyeshadow is INSANE so pretty omg
All of this Anthuriums are so beautiful ! Rare plant index always giving me new wishlist 😅
I have just exited TH-cam after watching you all morning! 😂🤣. Here I am again after a few minutes. I learn SO MUCH from you 🥰
Pothos, epipremnum, scindapsus rare plant index!!! I am in Love with trailing plants!!!!
A scandapsus plant index would be great! I do love the couple ones I have and it would be nice to learn more about them.
You would be excited that at least there are around 30 species of scindapsus available here in Indonesia…not counting the variegated ones. They are just beautiful…one of my very favorites of genus of all plants…. I have around 20 kinds myself.🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@yukiaditya7352 wow really?!? I need to do more research!!
@@yukiaditya7352 that is UNREAL. Must go to Indonesia
Indeed! The ones popular now is the tricolor…but you should check Black Mamba and Snake Scale….
I love dark foliage. Can you do a video on your favorite dark plants? Maybe one in different price ranges?
I know it's been a month but have you seen her ranking Halloween plants
Another recommended long boi: A. pallidiflorum! I have a couple and they grow very easily and become vigorous once they pick up steam, like many anthurium. They also have a nicely contrasting center vein and tend to be quite dark, akin to dark waroc
Epipremnum, Scindapsus, and Aloe (even though succulents and cacti are underrated), would be interesting to see!
Would definitely love a Scindapsus
Can you buy different aloes given they're protected by CITES?
@@juelcastiel2016 scindapsus pictus exotica is super rare
I cannot put into words the excitement and happiness that I just got with you specifically bringing up Anthurium Andraeanum! I love it so incredibly much and it's the only Anthurium I've seen hardly anyone know the scientific name of. I've seen a few people hybridizing them over the past couple months, such as with Veitchii's, and I'm over the moon that it's finally getting a little love.
I got one of the chocolate/black ones and it’s gorgeous…even the leaves are darker!
Definitely scindapsus for the next rare plant index! Also thoughts on senecio for one? They have SUCH variety but not usually rare. I love them!
Yessssssss I missed Rare plant indexes :D Its the one series of videos i love to go back and watch over and over again
Great Index. Love your Rare Plant videos, not that I want to own anything rare, but they are interesting, informative and a great way of looking at plants ❤
Since ecuagenera scaled up their sales it's hard to call any plant they are selling "commercially rare"..
Love your videos, would you ever consider doing a video on using fertilisers and water tolerance in plants? Its so complicated! Have a nice day :)
I saw the Black Widow at the aroid show at Fairchild and OMFGOMFGOMFG it is literally the most beautiful plant I've ever laid eyes on. People just stood around staring at it with cartoon heart eyes. However gorgeous it looks in photos, it's a million times more beautiful in person.
I never leave comments on videos, but I just wanted to say that I LOOOOOVE hearing you talk about plants and the unspoken horrors of plant scammers within the house pant/rare house plant community! I feel like most plant youtubers tend to brush past it or not even mention it…
Anyways, as always, I’m looking forward to the next upload! :)
Very interesting! Atleast where I live in Atlanta, GA, USA The crystallinum is super common but the clarinurvium is uncommon! Thought that little swap was interesting lol
Loved the "buy things because you want to" in the end
Thank you Kaylee. I always love your videos so much. Such a great escape from the busy life around me.
I’ve been focusing on reducing my collection and haven’t looked into plant prices in a while. Shocked with how much clarinervium and crystallinums have come down!
Just finished working, time to make a cuppa tea and relax on my couch omg prefect timing!
Love you're videos!! The honesty and sincerely of your coments! Yours advice at the end of this video is awesome..."get the plants because it make you happy " .
Thank you ❤❤
Omgosh been waiting for another rare plant index. That heart shaped forgetii is too beautiful!! 😍
Could u do a rare plant index of Caladium and colocasia please? It will actually spur up interest of coloured foliage plants which will open up a whole new market for this 👉🏻👈💪
Yess colocasia would be awesome
Total random guess about why people don't grow the Veitchii as often is maybe they think the "abs" of the leaves means it's more of a corrugated plant, and since corrugated is picky, people avoid it. 🤷♀️
That's actually a really really interesting point! You might have something there!
Plantpeople! Listen to these words: Plants are there to make YOU happy! Thank you Kaylee.
The flowering anthuriums are underrated and beautiful. I've got 7 ( maybe more) different colors. Easy and beautiful . Worthy of collecting. I enjoy them.
I've NEVER seen a clarenervium in a big box store. One would only hope🙏🏿
HECK YEAH! Another rare plant index!!! Can't tell you how long I've been waiting for another one of these - and anthurium? I'm in love😍🌿
Most anthuriums are way above my budget so I love watching these videos. Recently acquired an Anthurium Balaoanum and so far it’s doing ok. It hasn’t tanked yet.
Ha -- dorrito definitely describes my queen rn! 😆 I'm definitely gravitating more towards the dark anthurium and the long bois. A caladium RPI would be awesome with spring coming since I like to chuck those outside. But my heart would love a scindapsus or hoya index. Have you done a colocasia video?
amazing vid as always. just wanted to say i love the eyeshadow!
I have been growing several villenaorum for about a year or so, and I would say that they become darker/normal contrast when they get a bit larger and they tend to prefer lower light levels. They're quite robust, ship well, and have very thick leaves that can jump up in size quickly. If you want a low drama longer(ish..) velvety anthurium, this is the anthurium for you.
I actually love my clidemioides. When I bought it, it was 1 leaf that fell off so I was left with a stump. I put it in water and let the sun do its work, and it started growing a very hardy leaf. Quite small, but very nice to look at on your coffee table once multiple leaves start popping up. :)
I just got a regular anthurium andraeanum a few weeks ago to get a feel for them. It’s doing fine so far.
Ahhh... those corrigated ones! Why must I love the ones that are so bloody tricksy to keep! Clearly I need to build a cloud-rainforest someday just for them. LOL
Me: idk I’m not an anthurium person
After this video: $400 worth of anthuriums in my shopping cart
The A. clidemioides have the most amazing texture. Extremely rigid leaves anf very corrugated.
I got mine autumn 2021, and it hasn't done jack shit. The seller told me it loves lower light and high humidity.
A. cutucuense is from cloud forests, so they love high humidity, warmer during the day and colder during night (not sure exact temps)
completely agree on your assesment of clarinervium being a very promising (and underused) plant to breed with. Actually built up a collection of different anthuriums to work with clarinervium and forgetii. Fingers crossed i'll have some seeds growing this time next year :)
Just wanted to mention incase you didn't know - clarinervium doesn't cross well with quite a lot of anthurium and I believe forgetii is on that list. I don't remember the specifics but clarinervium is a part of a sub group (sub genus? idk) of anthuriums from mexico I think and doesn't cross well with anything not in that group. Don't quote me on anything but please do some googlin!
@@jamiehou9448 thanks :) yes, already figured clarinervium might be a bit of a tough one, as well as forgetii due to the way they protect the new leaf (if that makes sense) and the base of the leaf stem. Clari has the new leaf in a separate sheath, like villenaorum. Forgetii has it completey inside the last leaf, while the crystallinums got a little sheath at the base of the older leaf it emerges from once big enough. Know a few ways around some of those issues though, so i'll certainly have fun trying to go where others haven't gone before :)
I just got a cirinoi ( and a bunch of others 😍🥳 ) and I'm so so in love with it!
So glad to get to work and have a a new video. Now to watch it! 💚💚💚
I'd love to see RPIs on pilea, rhipsalis, tillandsia, and maybe ferns. I know they take a tonne of effort though so I'm happy to wait months or years.
I love your lists because I learn about so many cool plants I've never seen before. I'd like to see an epipremnum rare plant index
I love that you mentioned not buying something just because of the rarity…. Sometimes it’s easy to get caught up in the ‘flex’ but honestly one of my all time favs is Clarinervium. 🥰
Love your channel and thank you so much for teaching me so many things about plants! You inspired me to start my own channel 🌿🖤
Just found a clerinovium in a local plant shop in my budget glad I waited until the price went down. Glad to hear it's a easy antherium. X
Cutucuense: they appreciate a LOT of light and cool nights if you can provide that. They grow really well for many of us in the Pacific Northwest in the states
Aw I wanted you to have podophyllum in there. It is so different than all the others. Such a great one! Thank you for what you say in the end. The rare only thing drives me nuts!
RPI both on Caladiums and Scindapsus would be cool. Generally, you don't talk much about Caladiums in your videos, so I would really be interested what you come up with. 😀
Just got into houseplants a few weeks ago, and got my first antherium (crystallinum) two days ago. So glad I found this page because I realllly want a “war queen” (idk how to spell it) but do need more practice in general. Thanks for saving me $$$
I love anthurium silver blush, anthurium foliage pink series, anthurium regale and black corong❤️❤️❤️
I would like scindapsus RPI but also… alocasia? I’d love you to do an alocasia one. Maybe to include azlanii? They never get included! Thanks Kaylee
I would love to see an even more updated anthurium video 😻
Literally so scared to watch this video. My wish list isn’t ready 😂😂
Every single time I see you post I rush to see your new vids ! ❤️💥I’ve been looking to expand my antheruim collection so thanks! 👀❤️
I have the longissimilobum (and a few others shown in this video) and I feature it on my channel a lot! They are pretty easy going and they need airflow over humidity. I successfully imported and acclimated mine and now it’s chillin in Lechuza pon.
Wow perfect timing I just bought my second rare anthirium today!!!
I liked how you did your sponsor with square space - it makes it feel like proper tv show series.
Yeah!! Scindapsus would be great!😊🌱
Hi Kaylee! Love the video, as always! Crystallinium is my first and only anthurium and I love it, but man--every new leaf comes out with a small hole in the same spot and then it grows as the leaf gets bigger. I don't know what that's all about but otherwise it seems to be doing well!
I have a couple of these and am seriously thinking of expanding my collection a bit. I knew and wanted Ace of Spades and the green Forgetii, but the one I would love to grow isn't on the list, Anthurium clavigerum! I don't know where it falls on the rarity scale, but on the scale of appearance, it's the top category. I first saw it at a botanical garden growing up a palm tree and several on 6 foot poles and fell in love. As for what to do next, scindapsis would be cool, but I would rather see one that people don't really realize has some rares. Sansevieria. There are a ton of D. trifasciata cultivars and several can be quite rare. There are also many species in cultivation, and again several can be pretty rare.
Amazing 😻 I definitely lean towards anthuriums but still love philodendrons too xx
Thanks so much for this vid, I love your rare plant indexes and Anthurium RPI was the one I was the most excited for! Still dying for a macro from the first time you showed one on your channel. Saw a couple other Anthurium I want to add to my wishlist as well (that are not out of my plant budget league lol). I second indexes on Scindapsus and also, Hoya!
Oh also, would love a few more dish the dirt vids! They are so good!
Hi Fog & Fern, missed your posting
I agree! I always buy thing I love so if price dropped, it still makes me happy. :)
Get a spledidum if you really want to reenact the scene from 'The Notebook' where he just tells "WHAT DO YOU WANT?!" over and over again. Lol I have 2 stumps. They'll put a couple baby leaves out, then they fall off. Then they put a couple more out, aaand fall off. It's an obnoxious plant for sure.
Would definitely love to see a Scindapsus Rare Plant Index. 🙃🙂
Yay anthuriums! I gave up pronouncing papillilaminum too.. and just call them 'Papi' like the Spanish these days :P Not sure if bird-nest-like anthuriums are up your alley. I have a big one called anthurium jungle bush (1.5 meters tall- yup... Big BIG boy) I purchased locally, and hybrid version called anthurium hookeri pink (variegated) from Thailand. Been shopping around for a nice superbum too. Love 'em!
Kaylee, have you heard of Anthurium Chiapense? I have an acquaintance who has a very awesome collection and this plant is part of that collection! Thought you would like how it looks though!
Dr. Block really missed out on the opportunity to name his plant the "Block Widow".
I would so love to see an updated alocasia rare plant index ♥️
Love the Red Crystallinum! They really are beautiful. I have Red crystallinum X forgetii seeds in the mail that I’m DYING to see how they mature. Very excited for those.
Love your videos! ❤️s From Oregon
Hey Kaylee, have heard about the anthurium clavigerum? I just bought one, the juvenile form is simpler than its mature form, the mature form looks like a strange palm
So excited to be here!!!
Would love a Caladium RPI because o just feel that no one really knows what a rare one even is. I couldn’t even tell you and I think it would be super interesting (and pretty) to see. Would also love one on Rhipsalis as I have a particular thing for them at the moment.
I would absolutely love to see a Calladium rare plant index! =D These are awesome, thank you so much for making them =)
Yay!! These are my fave! Super excited it's Anthuriums! 😍
Would love to see scindapsus or pipers next. I heard somewhere that pipers might not ship well - does anyone know if that's the case?
Thanks! Carrie
I’ve bought 2 queens. Both turned into stumps. Then rotted. I was heart broken. I finally have found a local one about an hour away. Hoping I can keep this one alive!
My king is super easy. I’ve had him since 2019 and he is a bit of a slow grower but he takes neglect like a champ!
How to pronounce Papillilaminum. The right way.
Source: I am from Panama, where this anthurium is endemic to:
Pah-pee-lee-lah-me-num. accent on the "me"
it's exactly how I'd read it in Polish. I guess the latin influences on both languages are strong :) (Even thought Polish is a Slavic language the historic influence of catholic church made an extreme impact on the language, especially the grammar and pronunciation. It makes it easier to read plants names thought :)
@@horace6851 agree!!!
OMG so I have no idea what it is but I am the worst with crystallinum, killed every single one I ever own, yet I manage to keep my regales alive which most people say are significantly harder, so weird!
Also, I am one of the lucky ones to have a wendlingeri and I paid a pretty penny for it, but I think it actually is quite easy care and grows fairly well if given enough light and heat. The only thing I will say about it is that it is a bitch to propagate and takes forever to recover after taking a cutting!
Great videos! Could you include in your comments best-growing conditions, light, humidity...
Another lovely video thank you 💖
Would love a syngonium one! Same with a beginner syngonium video
Keep'em coming...yes schindapsus!
Scindapsus would be really cool. Despite the fact that it would make some of the harder to find ones on my wishlist even harder to find/afford 😂. I also would love to see more hoya stuff from you! I know aroids are the big big thing, but I love hoyas so much and I have gotten very deeply into them and their speciation and history, etc.
and not a RPI, but i'd love to just get your general opinion on homolomena. I've seen a few species, but I also started noticing plants being renamed homolomena that were in a different genus. I know plants get reclassified sometimes, but the timing seems SUS.
Wow you should come here to Indonesia then…the lands of Scindapsus, Hoya, and Homalomena….tons tons tons of species of them. Homalomena is really easy to care…if you are an overwaterer….lol….since they dont like to be dry at all….the variegated ones are insanely beautiful and very hardy plants….the kind of when you think they are dead, they suddenly thrive back… XD
@@yukiaditya7352 it is definitely a dream of mine to spend some time in Indonesia
The clidemiodes is actually a really easy anthurium! It’s not as thin as it looks !
Oooo yesssss scindapsus next please!!!
😍 Love all the Anthuriums! I would be interested in a Scindapsus index... although I seem to be having troubles keeping them in my conditions thus far 😑 lol
do they die for you or just don't grow? I noticed that Scindapsus don't really like soil, maybe apart the common ones like Exotica. To think about it it might be the reason why it's common :) My rarer Scindapsus grow very well in PON or moss but they need additional feeding and a trellis otherwise they only grow runners. It can be quite frustrating :)
@@horace6851 they love soil…they grow on soil first in the nature here in Indonesia…before they catch something to climb. They actually very versatile in terms of potting mix. Some of mine are grown in full living moss, water them often, they love it. Some grown in burnt rice hull mixed with bamboo humus, cocopeat, pumice, pine bark, zeolite, peatmoss…anything. Just take notice on the watering…the glossier ones loves more light rather than the velvety ones.
@@yukiaditya7352 are you growing them outside? Because you really cannot compare growing the plant outside and inside especially when we talk tropical place like Indonesia vs. our homes with low humidity. In my experience Scindapsus are very sensitive when grown indoors and they are prone to rotting or running when the conditions aren't just right.
@@horace6851 both indoor and outdoor... i guess they also need heat. Here the indoor humidity is around 75-80% with temperature around 25 -30 celsius.
@@yukiaditya7352 that is really high, wow. I would pay a fortune if I wanted to keep my apt like that, especially in winter. Also, let's not forget Scindapsus are native to Indonesia, so it makes sense they are growing so well there. You are so lucky :)
might i suggest, instead of longissimilobum, look at A. nigrolaminum or argyrostachyum. similar sancti vibes, much friendlier pricetag. Also, consider some of the darker papillilaminum hybrids. They're quite the showstoppers as well.
Would love to see a scindapsus rare plant index! 😍
I’d love to see an Epipremnum Rare Plant Index 💚
The Vittarifolium is at the top of my Anthurium wish list
Dragonopterum is on my wish list. I found one for $90.00, a bit expensive for a pensioner but I"ll save up for her.