Awwww heyyyy 👋👋👋👋👋 blessence , so glad you commented and I get a chance to properly say how lovely it was to meet you and apologies again that I couldn't chat for a bit longer, but maybe I can catch you in a future event 😊 💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness Yes definitely! I could tell you were in a rush, but it all makes sense now! Hope your plants are all doing well. See you next time!
Superb plants. Don't worry about the Anthurium Friedrichtalii. It is such an easy going plant. The same goes for the Lutheri. I have both and they grow great without any fuzz.
Ohhhh thanks May good to know, yeah so far almost a week later and they are both doing really well, glad to hear such great comments from someone who has cared for them before! 🙏💚🌿
Please how are you growing the A. Fried? Mine came with spider mites an have treated it many times in 2 yrs but still not going well. Is yours in soil or ?? Thank you 💚
Wow! You really grabbed some lovelies! Looking forward to updates on all of them. I've dipped my toe in the Anthurium pool so very interested to see how your newbies fair. Enjoying your channel a lot! Thank you for the videos!
Hey digitalwindowz, awww I am so glad you are enjoying the channel 😊💚🌿 of course there will be an update soon, I think I am as curious as everyone else on how the Anthuriums will fair. 😅😅😅
Wow what a haul. What I loved about this video most was that I noticed you relayed to all of your comments. That's amazing. I am waiting in an import from ecuagenera and for no reason at all ups ( shipping company) delayed my package a town away from my house for 3 additional days..... I am so worried and angry that the just held live plants for no reason they xan answer. Hoping they don't all arrive dead. But I loved all your plants and was happy they got to u in the shape they did. Ty for sharing with us and being an enjoyable content creator
Hey hey 👋 n(ODE) to plants, thanks for your kind words, I try to answer as many comments in the first few days after posting as the community built around this channel is lovely and they deserve all the love. Slightly trickier to do on older 2+yrs videos 😬😅 I am so sorry to hear about the delay. Did they arrive? I hope they are all OK 🙏🙏🙏🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
@@Houseplantygoodness they did arrive. I will be able to save them. But boy are they in rough shape. I love your channel and you personality and your laugh. I very much enjoy your content
Anthurium Lutheri was definitlly my favorite. But I'm a sucker for strappy anthuriums 🙈 really looking forward for an update 😊 There were really a lot of beautys you got there 👍👌😍
Hey Jasmine, I am getting the impression reading everyone's comments that the lutheri is definitely a firm fan favourite and I can see why! It is so nice to see that my viewers as well as me love the strappy Anthuriums, they never get enough press for how cool they are. 😊🌿💚
I think my favourite was the anthurium rugulosum lluruqui. I like the texture the leaves seem to have. But I'll be honest, I live in a flat that isn't super big (so I avoir plants that get super big with huge leaves, I just got a monstera tauerii that's bigger for now, and I took that one because it shouldn't go too huge), and where I get in winter okay-ish light at the kitchen window and the living room windows, but in summer it's super bright and gets sun from early morning until 3-4 pm. So right now most of my plants are still at the windows, although I put a milky filter on the down part of two windows to try to make it not too scorching, I fear I'll have to move most plants away from the windows in summer and that will be a struggle XD
I have seen the queremalense on videos before, got it on my wishlist . I think I like the friedrichsthalii more then I thought when I have seen it on the website. I really hope the plants will thrive for you
Hey O. van de Veer 👋👋 ohhh really interesting, so there has been some others that have been interested in the queremalense then, very cool! It is truly quite remarkable, definitely worth being on the wishlist. yeah I think the friedrichsthalii suprised everyone, myself included, such a cool plant. 💚🌿😅
I’m terrified of Anthuriums so although they are magical I can’t let myself fall in love. So sticking with Philodendrons. My faves are the sharoniae, lynamii and patriciae.
Hey Plants and spreadsheets (awesome username, two of my favourite things 💚📊) I get it I was the same a few years back really was quite scared of them, but I have to say since getting some that were quite mature and not having to deal with the babying them stage which I find tricky when they are young seedlings, I have to say I have kinda got the hype about them now. Some of them are more easy-going than my philos. Great choices on the philos too 👏👏👏
My Favorite is the A. Rugulosum it was the first Anthurium I ever bought. It’s so beautiful 💚 Ughh I’ve been fighting the A. Fredric for two years, it’s a royal pain. Fingers crossed you don’t get anymore cold damage. Awesome unboxing! 💚
Hey Sherry, that is awesome, is it easy enough to care for? its the only one that has had some more yellowing on the oldest leaves, but I think that is likely shipping stress and the cold when I got them. Ohhh good to know on the A. Fredric, I will keep an eye on mine. It is interesting, so far both the strap leaves are doing well, but let see how they fair. 👀💚🌿
Can you please post link to episode where you were on a plant panel? How surreal was that. Don’t be shy in public because you’re amazing and cute and knowledgeable and handsome and polite and just lovely. Happy Easter for last weekend. I’d ask you what you had but I’d like start a big controversy so yeah. Do you colour eggs? Love your channel and all the great info. Encore encore encore.
Of course not a problem it is on this link th-cam.com/video/JUFt8e-1QDo/w-d-xo.html sorry I thought I had added a card on the video, maybe I didn't 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ It was so so surreal. Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww you are too too kind, thank you so mcuh for your lovely words, they truly made my day ☺☺☺☺☺ Yeah usually I would colour eggs, we do so back home in Greece but sadly I didn't this year 😭
I love your taste in plants, and your hauls are always so unique. But about that last... 😍Oh yeah, that is totally my vibe... I want an Anthurium friedrichsthalii. I don't have a big place, and primo light is limited, but I can make room. Can't wait to see how they all fair... may the light reach them, and may they gain their health anew.
Hey Paula, awww I am glad you like 😊😊😊😊 it is definately very cool i have to say it suprised me. To be fair the friedrichsthalii isn't huge I am sure you could get a little corner for it 😅 Thanks for your lovely wishes, yep hopefully they all settle in ok 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻💚🌿
Hi Memo! Did you see Gil at the event? She was there with Joe and Kyle. :) P sharonii simply has a very fine root system. It took a while for my juvenile one to become stable, but now she's happy. My P patriciae is extremely easy and grows like crazy. I just don't let her dry out. A. lutheri, looking forward to how it does for you. Mine came in December, and it's still acclimating. I should probably give her more light. She's at the very back of my plant room, up on a shelf. ^^ Cold to the touch - wondering if shipping in a box would actually be better outside of summer. At least they'd be protected from Ecuador to Europe. My shipment in December didn't even skip a beat, not the Ps and not the As. That said, Ecuagenera is coming to my plant event in Prague in June. I have a feeling I will be going home with a similar number of plants. :D I am definitely ordering the A friedrichsthalii, A wendlingerii, and the A metallicum. And maybe some of their hybrids. Good luck with the 2nd attempt with the P heterocraspedon. Their P lynamii is doing great for me. A cupulispathum - are you really surprised? Hello, it has "spathum" in there. :D Sure it will bounce back. Regarding your metallicum, ask Jos from BestBuds. :) Oh, the A queremalense was the only one that did croak on me. But now I have like 6 props. :) I am not mad. Overall, my Ecuagenera haul was nice. Gosh, sorry for the long comment. But I figured I'd not post one comment per plant this time. Haha! Hope all is well - Αγκαλιά.
Heeeeeeeeey Tanya 👋👋👋👋 I did I saw all three as I was leaving (was a flying visit) they were coming in. It was so nice to see them again, it's been ages. Wow love the information bomb, trust you to have most of the plants I got and also have commentary on them, that is so so awesome, thank you so much for taking the time to write it in the comments. Interesting on the sharonii, yeah I saw the roots were super fine. Interestingly that one is seeming much happier, currently thank the patriciae. but good to know re moisture on the patriciae. Also seeing yours that time on our video, solidified that fact that I was getting one, so I have to thank you big time for that. interesting on the lutherii, I have it in medium light maybe I should try giving it a bit more then. oooh yeah you are right the box would have made more sense for sure. I should ask some of the people that didn't order for pick up at the pop up, what their plants were like, were they also cold? Nice that you have got Ecuagenera coming to your event, it is going to be EPIC!!!! Yeah I can see you going home with a similar amount for sure. Good choices on what you want to pick up. Good to know on the lynamii and also yeah so far so good with the heterocrapsedon, I really hope it stays that way as I really like that plant. yeah the spathum should have given it way for sure. I am sure it should do ok, there were 2 in the pot, down to one leaf one each now, but they are looking on, just a bit of a rehab to go so should be fine. Ohhhh I will reach out to Jos for sure. Yeah all good here, big hugs back, do let me know when you are back in the UK and we can arrange to meet up for sure.
Aloha Memo, Very nice unboxing. Didn’t look that bad, good actually. Best of Luck on the Ecuagenera Dozen!!!! I’ve zoomed in on the juvenile Patriciae positioned between Esmeraldense leaves. Hope you’ll share how the recent Patriciae settles in….. I have three medium Patricae’s in Ecuagenera shopping cart…… the question I’m between in one potted US Patriciae vs three bare root Ecuagenera Patricae’s, as I prefer to group three or more junivels around the base of a moss pole…… Mahalo Memo…..
Hey Al 👋👋👋👋👋 (love it I always look out for your Aloha in the messages now 👀😊) Thanks glad you enjoyed! Ohhhh interesting I like the vibe you are going for with the 3 around the base of a moss pole, that would be one epic pot! Yeah that is a tough choice the 1 US based one is likely to be in better condition (possibly) but then the three would give a bushier pot. I get the conundrum for sure. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness A couple more conundrum’s: I recently received 3 small starter pots of Narrow form Esmeraldense, that had a total of nine starts, some tiny, some a bit bigger. I’m pretty certain they are tissue cultures, but they survived their journey to Maui, and are doing well. Then I saw two juvenile P. No ID’s on Etsy, for a good price, look Narrow Esmeraldense. Well, they both arrived from Ohio to Maui yesterday. (The No ID conundrum), but the 2 juveniles are a year ahead of the 9 starts… Conundrum #2, I recently got a Patricae Hybrid, that was long & leggy. I chopped her into 6 cuttings, which are now growing around one moss pole. 4 of the 6 cuttings already have new growth points sprouting. The 2nd conundrum is what the hybrid is??? Patricae X ? So I’m still yearning a regular (or three) Patricae. PS: Last week I received a Philodendron SP Esmeraldas from Florida. ***I think there are a few SP names for this plant*** Memo, it’s BEAUTIFUL & a must have on your wishlist!!!!! Aloha & Mahalo for all the great content……….
I love that Anthurium Rugulosum, as I have a thing for corrugated leaves. The ones that really surprised me were the Anthurium eminens and the Philodendron paloraense, I like those..a lot. I think you will do better this time around with the heterocraspedon, it definitely looked in better shape than the last one. You're going to have your hands full with that lot, and I can't wait for the updates.
OMG I really do hope so with the Heterocraspedon 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 but yeah both the paloraense and the eminens really suprised me too 🤯. The rugulosum I am with you chefs kiss 😯😯😯😯💚🌿
Definitely need an update on them please. 😊 Patriciae, quermalense fav for me, really like those and surprised to see you didn’t already have them as they are definitely your type of girls. Im sitting here wishing I had more room they have another one June I believe. Even though I am definitely closer to Cambridge than the next one 🥴 🌱💚
Hey Kathy, excellent, a two week update will be coming up soon. Yeah having seen those 2 up close I wonder how they were never in my sights, as you rightly said they are definitely my types. Ohhh are you thinking of going to the one in June? 💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness yeah considering it, going to have to see how I am nearer the time. Would really like to go, know exactly where it is as used to show my dogs and there was always couple of shows a year there. Really looking forward to your update 😉🌱👏
I like the last one…the anthurium that looks like the vittarifolium; it was the one that surprised me as I didn’t know it existed. I have the vittarifolium & pendulifolium. That’s also the one I’d like to see an update on. Thanks for sharing Memo!
Hey Carol, ahhh excellent, I think a lot of people were surprised by that one. Definitely worth getting one if you come across it and the price is right. Of course, glad you enjoyed and yes there will definitely be an update soon. 😊💚🌿
I've only ever oredered plants from a pop up. I was dissapointed with their condition. I thought that they would be healthier because they were coming straight from the grower. Obviously they had to travel but...My verrocosum leaves all completely died, and I had to do some wet stick propagations. luckily they are rooting and starting to grow!@!!
Hey Madeline, oh no, I am so sorry to hear that, I know it can be quite frustrating when that happens. Did this also happen with other plants you ordered to pick up from the pop up? 🌿💚
I'm for umbrella boys. I have anthurium digitatum seedlings (my only realy rare plants:)) that will be very umbrella too, at some point in the future:)
I very much like the A. Rugulosum a P. Heterocsomething. A. eminens suprised me by that good shape it arrived in, could be a hardy plant 🤔. Such a shame for the cold damage :-( I do hope all of them recover well 🍀🍀🍀💚
Hey hey hey 👋 👋 👋 yeah all three of those were amazing and yeah them eminens was mind blowing how happy it was. Yeah I am keeping all the fingers crossed for a good rehab 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻💚🌿
I love yours and got myself ( picked up at pop up show as well) Anthurium queremalense. It’s truly stunning plant. I also got Philodendron patriciae ( I believe I possibly got the bigger version $50). It’s gigantic beauty but to be honest most of the foliage got pretty badly beaten up in transport and new growth point snapped in half🙈 Anyway.. did you mention you basically put your imported anthuriums to pon straight away? How long do you keep your plants in prop boxes to acclimate? Sorry for questions I just don’t wanna screw up 🙈
Hey Michaela, oh cool cool I was wondering how a bigger one might have coped with the pop up pick up too. Shame it had that level of damage, hopefully both yours and mind will bounce back. I mean I know that the patriciae is definitely on the more sensitive side. Yeah this time I went straight into Pon on all of them actually, last time I added them in water for a few hours first, so this time I thought I would try straight into the medium as the roots, generally seemed ok. in terms of the plants that I put into prop boxes to acclimate, in the winter I usually have them in for 2-3 months, but in the summer usually less. no no need to apologies I get it 😊🌿💚
I really like the friedrichsthalii, mine is so much hardier than the other anthuriums. I am pretty surprised by the rugulosum, I thought the leaf will be less thick. I think your “metallicum” might be closer to a magnificum, I was readying up on some anthurium literature and it seems that magnificum has petioles with 4 ribs (quadrangular) that separates it from other similar anthuriums, I think yours has that feature? Ecuagenera is having it 30 year anniversary soon, and I think there will be a huge sale? Maybe it would be a good time to pick some more plants. You were talking about anthurium leafs ripping a few videos ago, I wonder if the 3 lobbed anthuriums are adapted because of that?
Hey North Liu 👋👋👋 yeah I was too I didn't expect the leaves would be that thick 👀👀 Yeah probably closer to magnificum, will check that later when home to see the petiole
Ohhh maybe that is why the split leaves happen, good theory 👍👍👍 Yeah I saw that and was getting excited that they might do a live video if they have croat there, but yeah now you mention it, they might have a sale... Oh no 💸💸💸💸💸😂😂😂💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness they have sale often too, and since my local pop up happens fairly often, it’s always a good idea to pre order stuff when they go on sell to save some $$$. Their instagram stream sale has some really good deal too, but I just don’t have the time or the patient to watch the stream for the plant I might want
Oh no! Your P. patriciae got cold damage?! That’s awful. I just got a patriciae seedling that came cold damaged as well. It came in a well packed box with a heat pack in outdoor temps not below 50 degrees. The 3 cloud forest type anthuriums which came with it emerged unphased. That little one though, after two months of stable temps and high humidity on a heat mat is finally coming out of shock. They are sensitive for sure. Curious to know how you rehabbed it. Is there already a video on that?
Interesting. At the pop ups here, they encourage us to check order at pickup to resolve any issues. I might, ok, I would have traded that Anthurium in for a better one. I really like that Anthurium friedrichsthalii. I like the leaf shap a lot. I’m still staying away from Anthurium though. Monstera and Alocasia already have dibs on my big plant spaces with the odd pothos and philodendron mixed in. 😊
Hey Richard, yeah that would have been a good plan and if i am being honest they did not encourage (me at least, not sure about everyone else) to check and if I hadn't been in such a hurry to get back home to be with family I would have likely done that. Good choice on the Anthurium friedrichsthalii, but yeah I get what you mean, I fully understand the limitation of space especially when you have large plants 😜💚🌿
Very unusual and unseen plants! Lots of fun with the three-lobed ones to be fair 😁 I have to agree with you, the event was indeed a bit of carnage, but very fun and joyful Now... It is my first time rehabbing imports and I need some wisdom from other P. patriciae parents! (SOS, HELP) the first couple of days I rehabbed it in water and then moved in tree fern fiber with some SoilNinja semi-hydro mix - good root cleaning and treated in hydrogen peroxide solution, the plant came with a new growth that the first day was turgid but from the second day went floppy and still is, no signs of rot at the moment. Disclaimer: it does not fit my little greenhouse so it has been outside in my bedroom at 65-70% humidity level (my partner is being very understanding bless 😂) Any input/comment/help/support is kindly received Thank y'all, lots of love and fingers crossed for all these baby imports! xx
Hey Valeria, yeah I didn't realise I got so many three lobed ones 😅😅😅 yeah definatly fun and joyful that is for sure 😁😁😁😁 ohhhh bless yeah defo SOS from other P. patriciae parents. To be fair just monitor it at the moment it doesn't seem to be struggling too much. Mine was floppy after the first 3 days, but I had it in Semihydro, so I took the chance and watered it yesterday and it has since perked back up. I can see the roots and they are doing fine. But yeah if anyone watches this and they have experience with your conditions growing it, defo please help Valeria 🙏😊🌿💚
@@Houseplantygoodness thank you so much Memo! This gives me a bit more of peace of mind, let's see if anyone know more about this beautiful plant! 😁 Can't wait for the 2weeks update!! 🌱💚🌱
Hey Katie, yeah probably, but I think they only bring some plants for people who have not ordered, usually the really popular ones and I kinda wanted some specific plants, so didn't want to risk it 😊🤷🏻😅💚🌿
Tengo que ser sincera 😂😉 me gustan las plantas llamadas " raras" o caras o exóticas ? ...si claro que sí ! , compraría alguna yo ? no ! 😂 ; Me gustan pero no tengo , primero ni dinero , ni les puedo dar las condiciones que estás " señoritas" necesitan , así que os observó y disfruto . Un gran saludo 👍💌
Oh, lo entiendo completamente, no son para todos, ¡pero me alegro de que puedas disfrutarlos a través de la pantalla al menos! Estoy tan contenta de que hayas disfrutado el video. También lo siento, mi español está muy oxidado, así que tuve que usar Google Translate, pero espero que esto tenga sentido. 😊🌿💚
I love your giggles. 😢 poor cold babies. They are beautiful.
Haha! it was I who came and said hello! Was great meeting you briefly in person. Keep up the good work and thanks for the shout out 👍
Awwww heyyyy 👋👋👋👋👋 blessence , so glad you commented and I get a chance to properly say how lovely it was to meet you and apologies again that I couldn't chat for a bit longer, but maybe I can catch you in a future event 😊 💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness Yes definitely! I could tell you were in a rush, but it all makes sense now! Hope your plants are all doing well. See you next time!
Superb plants. Don't worry about the Anthurium Friedrichtalii. It is such an easy going plant. The same goes for the Lutheri. I have both and they grow great without any fuzz.
Ohhhh thanks May good to know, yeah so far almost a week later and they are both doing really well, glad to hear such great comments from someone who has cared for them before! 🙏💚🌿
Please how are you growing the A. Fried? Mine came with spider mites an have treated it many times in 2 yrs but still not going well. Is yours in soil or ?? Thank you 💚
@@Houseplantygoodness They are still with me and going strong. With less humdity as expected. Great plants indeed.
I confirm, Anthurium Friedrichsthalii is the easiest Anthurium for me. Loving his life in pon (self watering pot)
@@sherryporsch9349 Mine is still in the pottingmix it came in and it has never had any spidermites.
Can't wait to see update, gorgeous plants
Awww thanks Ivana, yep will do a couple of updates, 1 at 2 weeks and 1 at 2 months 😊🌿💚
How fabulous, a dream haul! I've been looking at the Equagenera site for a while now, waiting for a sale :)
Always love plant hauls! Can’t wait for updates 😊
Awww thanks Laura, same here 😅 😅 😅 definately will do one in 2 weeks 💚🌿
Wow! You really grabbed some lovelies! Looking forward to updates on all of them. I've dipped my toe in the Anthurium pool so very interested to see how your newbies fair. Enjoying your channel a lot! Thank you for the videos!
Hey digitalwindowz, awww I am so glad you are enjoying the channel 😊💚🌿 of course there will be an update soon, I think I am as curious as everyone else on how the Anthuriums will fair. 😅😅😅
What a great haul. Some of these are new to me! Yes, to an update in a few weeks!
Awww I am glad that I wasn't the only one who was new to these 😅 of course will do an update video in a couple of weeks 😁 🌿💚
Wow what a haul. What I loved about this video most was that I noticed you relayed to all of your comments. That's amazing. I am waiting in an import from ecuagenera and for no reason at all ups ( shipping company) delayed my package a town away from my house for 3 additional days..... I am so worried and angry that the just held live plants for no reason they xan answer. Hoping they don't all arrive dead. But I loved all your plants and was happy they got to u in the shape they did. Ty for sharing with us and being an enjoyable content creator
Hey hey 👋 n(ODE) to plants, thanks for your kind words, I try to answer as many comments in the first few days after posting as the community built around this channel is lovely and they deserve all the love. Slightly trickier to do on older 2+yrs videos 😬😅 I am so sorry to hear about the delay. Did they arrive? I hope they are all OK 🙏🙏🙏🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
@@Houseplantygoodness they did arrive. I will be able to save them. But boy are they in rough shape. I love your channel and you personality and your laugh. I very much enjoy your content
@@missy912 ohhh I am glad they are save able. Hopefully they all bounce back soon . Ohhh thank you so much glad you are enjoying 🤗💚🌿
Love the A Quermalensis… beautiful!! Looking forward to seeing that mature. 👏🏻
Hey Ellis, yeah me too, that one really suprised me 😍💚🌿
My favorite was definitely your hoodie 🤣
😂😂😂😂 Mine too Dave 😂😂😂🙌🙌🙌
Anthurium Lutheri was definitlly my favorite. But I'm a sucker for strappy anthuriums 🙈 really looking forward for an update 😊 There were really a lot of beautys you got there 👍👌😍
Hey Jasmine, I am getting the impression reading everyone's comments that the lutheri is definitely a firm fan favourite and I can see why! It is so nice to see that my viewers as well as me love the strappy Anthuriums, they never get enough press for how cool they are. 😊🌿💚
looking forward to the lutheri progress as had some problems with mine 🙂
Yeah I am looking forward to see how it goes too, sorry to hear about the issues, hopefully it will bounce back though 🤞🏻💚🌿
Anthurium Lutheri is the best!
And I will have one in May when Ecuagenera comes to my area.
Ohhh great choice Agatha, such a stunning plant, not sure the video did it justice. 😊🌿💚 Exciting times, I hope the event in May goes well for you!
I think my favourite was the anthurium rugulosum lluruqui. I like the texture the leaves seem to have.
But I'll be honest, I live in a flat that isn't super big (so I avoir plants that get super big with huge leaves, I just got a monstera tauerii that's bigger for now, and I took that one because it shouldn't go too huge), and where I get in winter okay-ish light at the kitchen window and the living room windows, but in summer it's super bright and gets sun from early morning until 3-4 pm. So right now most of my plants are still at the windows, although I put a milky filter on the down part of two windows to try to make it not too scorching, I fear I'll have to move most plants away from the windows in summer and that will be a struggle XD
I have seen the queremalense on videos before, got it on my wishlist . I think I like the friedrichsthalii more then I thought when I have seen it on the website. I really hope the plants will thrive for you
Hey O. van de Veer 👋👋 ohhh really interesting, so there has been some others that have been interested in the queremalense then, very cool! It is truly quite remarkable, definitely worth being on the wishlist. yeah I think the friedrichsthalii suprised everyone, myself included, such a cool plant. 💚🌿😅
I’m terrified of Anthuriums so although they are magical I can’t let myself fall in love. So sticking with Philodendrons. My faves are the sharoniae, lynamii and patriciae.
Hey Plants and spreadsheets (awesome username, two of my favourite things 💚📊) I get it I was the same a few years back really was quite scared of them, but I have to say since getting some that were quite mature and not having to deal with the babying them stage which I find tricky when they are young seedlings, I have to say I have kinda got the hype about them now. Some of them are more easy-going than my philos. Great choices on the philos too 👏👏👏
My Favorite is the A. Rugulosum it was the first Anthurium I ever bought. It’s so beautiful 💚 Ughh I’ve been fighting the A. Fredric for two years, it’s a royal pain. Fingers crossed you don’t get anymore cold damage. Awesome unboxing! 💚
Hey Sherry, that is awesome, is it easy enough to care for? its the only one that has had some more yellowing on the oldest leaves, but I think that is likely shipping stress and the cold when I got them.
Ohhh good to know on the A. Fredric, I will keep an eye on mine. It is interesting, so far both the strap leaves are doing well, but let see how they fair. 👀💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness I’m sure you’ll do fine with the Rugulosum. After two yrs I just rotted it, but will purchase it again. 💚
Loved it. Hope everything is ok. Thanks
The last one is my fave I like strappy leaves.
The cold would have concerned me greatly but hopefully they will all do ok.
Great vid and have fun
Hey Pinkyysk thanks, yeah its onw of mine too for sure. the cold did concern me and some have wobbled further, but so far minimal casualties. 🤞💚🌿
Can you please post link to episode where you were on a plant panel? How surreal was that. Don’t be shy in public because you’re amazing and cute and knowledgeable and handsome and polite and just lovely. Happy Easter for last weekend. I’d ask you what you had but I’d like start a big controversy so yeah. Do you colour eggs? Love your channel and all the great info. Encore encore encore.
Of course not a problem it is on this link th-cam.com/video/JUFt8e-1QDo/w-d-xo.html sorry I thought I had added a card on the video, maybe I didn't 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ It was so so surreal. Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww you are too too kind, thank you so mcuh for your lovely words, they truly made my day ☺☺☺☺☺ Yeah usually I would colour eggs, we do so back home in Greece but sadly I didn't this year 😭
I love your taste in plants, and your hauls are always so unique. But about that last... 😍Oh yeah, that is totally my vibe... I want an Anthurium friedrichsthalii. I don't have a big place, and primo light is limited, but I can make room. Can't wait to see how they all fair... may the light reach them, and may they gain their health anew.
Hey Paula, awww I am glad you like 😊😊😊😊 it is definately very cool i have to say it suprised me. To be fair the friedrichsthalii isn't huge I am sure you could get a little corner for it 😅
Thanks for your lovely wishes, yep hopefully they all settle in ok 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻💚🌿
Hi Memo! Did you see Gil at the event? She was there with Joe and Kyle. :)
P sharonii simply has a very fine root system. It took a while for my juvenile one to become stable, but now she's happy.
My P patriciae is extremely easy and grows like crazy. I just don't let her dry out.
A. lutheri, looking forward to how it does for you. Mine came in December, and it's still acclimating. I should probably give her more light. She's at the very back of my plant room, up on a shelf. ^^
Cold to the touch - wondering if shipping in a box would actually be better outside of summer. At least they'd be protected from Ecuador to Europe. My shipment in December didn't even skip a beat, not the Ps and not the As. That said, Ecuagenera is coming to my plant event in Prague in June. I have a feeling I will be going home with a similar number of plants. :D I am definitely ordering the A friedrichsthalii, A wendlingerii, and the A metallicum. And maybe some of their hybrids.
Good luck with the 2nd attempt with the P heterocraspedon. Their P lynamii is doing great for me.
A cupulispathum - are you really surprised? Hello, it has "spathum" in there. :D Sure it will bounce back.
Regarding your metallicum, ask Jos from BestBuds. :)
Oh, the A queremalense was the only one that did croak on me. But now I have like 6 props. :) I am not mad.
Overall, my Ecuagenera haul was nice. Gosh, sorry for the long comment. But I figured I'd not post one comment per plant this time. Haha! Hope all is well - Αγκαλιά.
Heeeeeeeeey Tanya 👋👋👋👋 I did I saw all three as I was leaving (was a flying visit) they were coming in. It was so nice to see them again, it's been ages.
Wow love the information bomb, trust you to have most of the plants I got and also have commentary on them, that is so so awesome, thank you so much for taking the time to write it in the comments.
Interesting on the sharonii, yeah I saw the roots were super fine. Interestingly that one is seeming much happier, currently thank the patriciae. but good to know re moisture on the patriciae. Also seeing yours that time on our video, solidified that fact that I was getting one, so I have to thank you big time for that.
interesting on the lutherii, I have it in medium light maybe I should try giving it a bit more then.
oooh yeah you are right the box would have made more sense for sure. I should ask some of the people that didn't order for pick up at the pop up, what their plants were like, were they also cold?
Nice that you have got Ecuagenera coming to your event, it is going to be EPIC!!!! Yeah I can see you going home with a similar amount for sure. Good choices on what you want to pick up.
Good to know on the lynamii and also yeah so far so good with the heterocrapsedon, I really hope it stays that way as I really like that plant.
yeah the spathum should have given it way for sure. I am sure it should do ok, there were 2 in the pot, down to one leaf one each now, but they are looking on, just a bit of a rehab to go so should be fine.
Ohhhh I will reach out to Jos for sure. Yeah all good here, big hugs back, do let me know when you are back in the UK and we can arrange to meet up for sure.
@@Houseplantygoodness Best part about these events is seeing the people, no? :)
Wow these prices are great !
They were weren't they and this was full price, sadly no discount when I got them 😅💚🌿
Aloha Memo, Very nice unboxing. Didn’t look that bad, good actually. Best of Luck on the Ecuagenera Dozen!!!! I’ve zoomed in on the juvenile Patriciae positioned between Esmeraldense leaves. Hope you’ll share how the recent Patriciae settles in….. I have three medium Patricae’s in Ecuagenera shopping cart…… the question I’m between in one potted US Patriciae vs three bare root Ecuagenera Patricae’s, as I prefer to group three or more junivels around the base of a moss pole…… Mahalo Memo…..
Hey Al 👋👋👋👋👋 (love it I always look out for your Aloha in the messages now 👀😊) Thanks glad you enjoyed! Ohhhh interesting I like the vibe you are going for with the 3 around the base of a moss pole, that would be one epic pot! Yeah that is a tough choice the 1 US based one is likely to be in better condition (possibly) but then the three would give a bushier pot. I get the conundrum for sure. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness A couple more conundrum’s: I recently received 3 small starter pots of Narrow form Esmeraldense, that had a total of nine starts, some tiny, some a bit bigger. I’m pretty certain they are tissue cultures, but they survived their journey to Maui, and are doing well. Then I saw two juvenile P. No ID’s on Etsy, for a good price, look Narrow Esmeraldense. Well, they both arrived from Ohio to Maui yesterday. (The No ID conundrum), but the 2 juveniles are a year ahead of the 9 starts…
Conundrum #2, I recently got a Patricae Hybrid, that was long & leggy. I chopped her into 6 cuttings, which are now growing around one moss pole. 4 of the 6 cuttings already have new growth points sprouting. The 2nd conundrum is what the hybrid is??? Patricae X ? So I’m still yearning a regular (or three) Patricae.
PS: Last week I received a Philodendron SP Esmeraldas from Florida. ***I think there are a few SP names for this plant*** Memo, it’s BEAUTIFUL & a must have on your wishlist!!!!! Aloha & Mahalo for all the great content……….
I love that Anthurium Rugulosum, as I have a thing for corrugated leaves. The ones that really surprised me were the Anthurium eminens and the Philodendron paloraense, I like those..a lot. I think you will do better this time around with the heterocraspedon, it definitely looked in better shape than the last one. You're going to have your hands full with that lot, and I can't wait for the updates.
OMG I really do hope so with the Heterocraspedon 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 but yeah both the paloraense and the eminens really suprised me too 🤯. The rugulosum I am with you chefs kiss 😯😯😯😯💚🌿
Definitely need an update on them please. 😊
Patriciae, quermalense fav for me, really like those and surprised to see you didn’t already have them as they are definitely your type of girls. Im sitting here wishing I had more room they have another one June I believe. Even though I am definitely closer to Cambridge than the next one 🥴 🌱💚
Hey Kathy, excellent, a two week update will be coming up soon. Yeah having seen those 2 up close I wonder how they were never in my sights, as you rightly said they are definitely my types. Ohhh are you thinking of going to the one in June? 💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness yeah considering it, going to have to see how I am nearer the time. Would really like to go, know exactly where it is as used to show my dogs and there was always couple of shows a year there.
Really looking forward to your update 😉🌱👏
I like the last one…the anthurium that looks like the vittarifolium; it was the one that surprised me as I didn’t know it existed. I have the vittarifolium & pendulifolium. That’s also the one I’d like to see an update on. Thanks for sharing Memo!
Hey Carol, ahhh excellent, I think a lot of people were surprised by that one. Definitely worth getting one if you come across it and the price is right. Of course, glad you enjoyed and yes there will definitely be an update soon. 😊💚🌿
I've only ever oredered plants from a pop up. I was dissapointed with their condition. I thought that they would be healthier because they were coming straight from the grower. Obviously they had to travel but...My verrocosum leaves all completely died, and I had to do some wet stick propagations. luckily they are rooting and starting to grow!@!!
Hey Madeline, oh no, I am so sorry to hear that, I know it can be quite frustrating when that happens. Did this also happen with other plants you ordered to pick up from the pop up? 🌿💚
I'm for umbrella boys. I have anthurium digitatum seedlings (my only realy rare plants:)) that will be very umbrella too, at some point in the future:)
Ohhhh the digitatum will be Soooo gorgeous when it matures 😍 great choice 🙌 🙌 🙌 💚🌿
I very much like the A. Rugulosum a P. Heterocsomething. A. eminens suprised me by that good shape it arrived in, could be a hardy plant 🤔. Such a shame for the cold damage :-( I do hope all of them recover well 🍀🍀🍀💚
Hey hey hey 👋 👋 👋 yeah all three of those were amazing and yeah them eminens was mind blowing how happy it was. Yeah I am keeping all the fingers crossed for a good rehab 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻💚🌿
I love yours and got myself ( picked up at pop up show as well) Anthurium queremalense.
It’s truly stunning plant.
I also got Philodendron patriciae ( I believe I possibly got the bigger version $50). It’s gigantic beauty but to be honest most of the foliage got pretty badly beaten up in transport and new growth point snapped in half🙈
Anyway.. did you mention you basically put your imported anthuriums to pon straight away?
How long do you keep your plants in prop boxes to acclimate?
Sorry for questions I just don’t wanna screw up 🙈
Hey Michaela, oh cool cool I was wondering how a bigger one might have coped with the pop up pick up too. Shame it had that level of damage, hopefully both yours and mind will bounce back. I mean I know that the patriciae is definitely on the more sensitive side. Yeah this time I went straight into Pon on all of them actually, last time I added them in water for a few hours first, so this time I thought I would try straight into the medium as the roots, generally seemed ok. in terms of the plants that I put into prop boxes to acclimate, in the winter I usually have them in for 2-3 months, but in the summer usually less. no no need to apologies I get it 😊🌿💚
I really like the friedrichsthalii, mine is so much hardier than the other anthuriums. I am pretty surprised by the rugulosum, I thought the leaf will be less thick.
I think your “metallicum” might be closer to a magnificum, I was readying up on some anthurium literature and it seems that magnificum has petioles with 4 ribs (quadrangular) that separates it from other similar anthuriums, I think yours has that feature?
Ecuagenera is having it 30 year anniversary soon, and I think there will be a huge sale? Maybe it would be a good time to pick some more plants.
You were talking about anthurium leafs ripping a few videos ago, I wonder if the 3 lobbed anthuriums are adapted because of that?
Hey North Liu 👋👋👋 yeah I was too I didn't expect the leaves would be that thick 👀👀
Yeah probably closer to magnificum, will check that later when home to see the petiole
Ohhh maybe that is why the split leaves happen, good theory 👍👍👍
Yeah I saw that and was getting excited that they might do a live video if they have croat there, but yeah now you mention it, they might have a sale... Oh no 💸💸💸💸💸😂😂😂💚🌿
@@Houseplantygoodness they have sale often too, and since my local pop up happens fairly often, it’s always a good idea to pre order stuff when they go on sell to save some $$$. Their instagram stream sale has some really good deal too, but I just don’t have the time or the patient to watch the stream for the plant I might want
Oh no! Your P. patriciae got cold damage?! That’s awful. I just got a patriciae seedling that came cold damaged as well. It came in a well packed box with a heat pack in outdoor temps not below 50 degrees. The 3 cloud forest type anthuriums which came with it emerged unphased. That little one though, after two months of stable temps and high humidity on a heat mat is finally coming out of shock. They are sensitive for sure. Curious to know how you rehabbed it. Is there already a video on that?
Interesting. At the pop ups here, they encourage us to check order at pickup to resolve any issues. I might, ok, I would have traded that Anthurium in for a better one.
I really like that Anthurium friedrichsthalii. I like the leaf shap a lot. I’m still staying away from Anthurium though. Monstera and Alocasia already have dibs on my big plant spaces with the odd pothos and philodendron mixed in. 😊
Hey Richard, yeah that would have been a good plan and if i am being honest they did not encourage (me at least, not sure about everyone else) to check and if I hadn't been in such a hurry to get back home to be with family I would have likely done that. Good choice on the Anthurium friedrichsthalii, but yeah I get what you mean, I fully understand the limitation of space especially when you have large plants 😜💚🌿
Very unusual and unseen plants! Lots of fun with the three-lobed ones to be fair 😁 I have to agree with you, the event was indeed a bit of carnage, but very fun and joyful
Now... It is my first time rehabbing imports and I need some wisdom from other P. patriciae parents! (SOS, HELP) the first couple of days I rehabbed it in water and then moved in tree fern fiber with some SoilNinja semi-hydro mix - good root cleaning and treated in hydrogen peroxide solution, the plant came with a new growth that the first day was turgid but from the second day went floppy and still is, no signs of rot at the moment. Disclaimer: it does not fit my little greenhouse so it has been outside in my bedroom at 65-70% humidity level (my partner is being very understanding bless 😂)
Any input/comment/help/support is kindly received
Thank y'all, lots of love and fingers crossed for all these baby imports! xx
Hey Valeria, yeah I didn't realise I got so many three lobed ones 😅😅😅 yeah definatly fun and joyful that is for sure 😁😁😁😁
ohhhh bless yeah defo SOS from other P. patriciae parents. To be fair just monitor it at the moment it doesn't seem to be struggling too much. Mine was floppy after the first 3 days, but I had it in Semihydro, so I took the chance and watered it yesterday and it has since perked back up. I can see the roots and they are doing fine. But yeah if anyone watches this and they have experience with your conditions growing it, defo please help Valeria 🙏😊🌿💚
@@Houseplantygoodness thank you so much Memo! This gives me a bit more of peace of mind, let's see if anyone know more about this beautiful plant! 😁
Can't wait for the 2weeks update!! 🌱💚🌱
Could you have just bought them at the pop up and not have to pay for any shipping ?
Hey Katie, yeah probably, but I think they only bring some plants for people who have not ordered, usually the really popular ones and I kinda wanted some specific plants, so didn't want to risk it 😊🤷🏻😅💚🌿
The plants at the pop up were a lot more expensive than the prices they are on the ecuagenara website
Tengo que ser sincera 😂😉 me gustan las plantas llamadas " raras" o caras o exóticas ? ...si claro que sí ! , compraría alguna yo ? no ! 😂 ; Me gustan pero no tengo , primero ni dinero , ni les puedo dar las condiciones que estás " señoritas" necesitan , así que os observó y disfruto . Un gran saludo 👍💌
Oh, lo entiendo completamente, no son para todos, ¡pero me alegro de que puedas disfrutarlos a través de la pantalla al menos! Estoy tan contenta de que hayas disfrutado el video. También lo siento, mi español está muy oxidado, así que tuve que usar Google Translate, pero espero que esto tenga sentido. 😊🌿💚
@@Houseplantygoodness perfecto castellano 👍😉💌
I wish you would tell us the name of the plants sooner.