Anthurium Clarinervium Care Tips and Propagation - WITH UPDATES!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.พ. 2022
- The Anthurium clarinervium is a rare anthurium in Indonesia, thanks to its slower growth speed and it being more prone to infections and pests. My anthurium actually took 2 years to grow into a decent enough size to propagate (which is very slow compared to its cousin, the Anthurium crystallinum). In this episode I share full care tips (note that I do live in tropical and hot southeast asia climate), and propagate this into many plants, showing you updates till the very end.
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I know everyone keeps saying it but I feel it needs to be repeated - the amount of work and time you put into those propagation videos is astounding! I thought of myself as knowledgeable with plant care but I'm learning new things from you every time :) Thank you Sean for your hard work to keep us educated and entertained!
Im still learning as I go too! More to come 😀
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I’ve watched a lot of your propagation videos yet I still do this face 😬😬😬 whenever you chop your plants. Super nerve-racking but satisfying!!
Haha you can’t see me on the screen but 😬😬😬 was my face too when I chopped them
OMG, Sean. I wonder how you handle your files. I mean, every propagation video always comes up with updates. And it could be like 4 weeks or 4 months later... That must be another talent you have.
Yes, it's easier for us to watch our videos since you compile it together (that's why we love your videos). Thanks for your hard works.
Thank goodness all the files have dates on them lol. This serves as a journal for me too, without having to write on notebooks 😅
1. Light: very bright, but avoid prolonged direct noon/afternoon sunlight
2. Water: 30-40% of the soil is dry, dunk them in water for 3 minutes.
3. Soil: Aroid mix, moss is mandatory, coconut coir - perlite - pumice are all recommeded. Moss pole is recommended
4. Fertilize: slow-release or watered-down liquid.
5. Temperature: If you wear 1 layer of thin clothes and feel comfortable, then it's good. Not too hot, not too cold.
6. Humidity: Higher is recommended. But room humidity is fine.
7. Special note: Clarinervium can adapt to your watering habit. For me, I deep water them every weekend.
Some people add fertilizer every watering. But I use slow-release because it's less work. They are really bullet-proof.
Niceeee thank you!
I was told to kind of treat my Clarinervium like a Phal Orchid. So when I purchased it, I changed the soil to a mixture of 50% potting soil, 20% perlite, and 30% chunky orchid bark. I have it near a humidifier but it’s still dry in my house as it’s winter here. In the 2 months I’ve had it, it has been doing amazingly well to my surprise. It’s put out a new leaf bigger than the existing ones when I bought the plant.
Ooh yes. You can try to top dress it with sphagnum moss, to seal in humidity in the roots. They actually love that (but dont overwater after you top dress)
I love that you post the videos already with the update what was the result! Keep up this great work, I can watch it for hours!
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What beautiful plants you got from propagating the one. They look lovely.
Sean, a.clarinervium is beautiful and babies are stunning. Keep up the superb work with propagation. The joy that comes from propagation is out of this world 💖
Love when Shaun? Sean? Makes in-depth videos on specific plants. I bought myself one for my birthday yesterday and now I have this vid to re-learn everything!!!! Love him.
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Another great video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼Watering my plants and listening to Sean talk about plants 💕
My relaxation routine at it’s finest!
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I can really sense your enthusiasm as you talk about your plants! Nice job with the propagation and updates💚🌿
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One of my Wishlist plant, very expensive here in New Zealand. Thank you again for this video.
Sean, when you discuss the exotic Platycerium plant, of course it is very interesting and many are looking forward to it
I will film it this year I hope 😀
I saw one of your Anthurium videos awhile back and you had moss on top of the soil and LET ME TELL YOU!!!! Since I've had this plant I added moss to the soil the moment I saw your video and my plant took off!!!!!!!! I'm getting a new leaf every other month. It was the Crystallinum video and I have that one and its super rewarding. I do agree about the humidity with the Crystallinum I keep mine in my cabinet and and nowhere else .
Haha I know right. This clarinervium in the video actually taught me that. I was looking at how it didn’t respond well to less or more watering… it just look like they wanted ambient humidity around the roots (but not overwatered)
Hands down the best plant channel💓
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As you were chopping your plant up I was screaming no in my head. Joe well done Sean ! ☃️❄️💚🙃
Haha its like a horror movie with good ending no? 😀
in life i hope i want to come there and experience the beauty in the world of the plants by the grace of God...Again, nice video 💚🌱🌱🌱😊 go ahead God bless you
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Thanks for these care tips, I'm going to consider getting a similar looking hybrid Anthurium with similar looking leaves.
That was a good decision to chop it
You have all these beautiful new plants,well worth it !!
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I agree with you my friend better propagate from stem cuttings than seeds. Clarinerviums are cheap in Europe, and quite common to came by. Nice and complete video as always dear friend!!!
I am 6 clarinerviums down and theyre the only plant I would continue to keep trying with
Love watching the video, thanks Sean...
Thank you for this propagation video 💚💚
Great video ! 🌿😊🌿 Plants are the best, specially the people behind them 🌿🤩🌿 You got a new sub from Denmark .☀️🌿😊🇩🇰
Thank youu. Welcome to the channel 🙌🏽
I love ur doing videos for anthurium.
February is dedicated to anthuriums 😀
Hi Sean. I love this plant although I don’t have it yet. But I am glad to learn how to propagate before I have it. I have lots of patience with plants so I don’t mind waiting for it to grow. They are gorgeous. 😍😍😍 thanks for your knowledge. 👍
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BEAUTIFUL JOB! SUPER INTERESTING
Thank you 😀
Lovely....
Thank you...Sean.
I really like your videos, I hit like before I even see😌
Haha thank youu
Yay thank you for this video of my favorite kind of Anthurium. I have around 20 kinds of clarinervium, including its hybrid…they are beautiful! Especially the Regale x Clarinervium. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️. Actually I found them prefer brighter light, since their petiole tenda to be long if they dont get much light. And with better light condition, the leaves are upsizing really easy. Mine love to be watered almost everyday, and they love rains.
Whoaaaaa 20 🙈🙈
There's no such thing as a regale x clarinervium though. You can't create an hybrid between a Mexican anthurium and a South American one.
@@LeMAD22 but we have that hybrid. We have lots of hybrid you would never think possible too here…the chamberlainii x clarinervium just got released here.
Really really appreciate this video with such GREAT tips!
I DO have issues with this plant ... and yes, in asia or rather SEasia we seems to have more issues (more fussY) with this sp then crystal
Tried to cut anthurium Crystal....
Was so scared as their nodes / leaves are sooo close tgt
Cutting was water propagated / then moss / potting mix - 5 pots / 3 pots made it!
With this video, I will learn and try soon again!
More experiences more we learn
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thank you great info..
I've bought a seedling of this guy so I'm hoping I have some success in getting it to the size of yours. Thank you so much for your tips. 🙏👍
Yaye… they are slow growing here hope you have more luck where you are
Happy Chinese / Lunar New Year Sean
Hope the Tiger 2022 will bring a roar to your bizs and that you will find more plants, more joy, more content ;)
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I know right?! My clarinervium hasn't size up since 2,5 years ago. So expensive, and slow grower (compare to other velvety anthurium). Mine still looks like a baby. I am from Indonesia too, by the way. Subscribed.
Yeahhh they are so slow growing in Indonesia. I dont think they like the heat and humidity hehe
Thank you so much .
Your propagations✨😍🙌👏
Oh nice! I just bought one yesterday lol
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Whoaaaa added to bucket list
Very nice sir
Hi the video is excellent thanks
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Thank you for sharing,watching from Balagtas Bulacan Phil 's,9-7-22la
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Great Video from Sean Good Job , iam learning from You 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏😭
Sama sama kak 😀
Good morning. From the Philippines.
Morning 🇵🇭
The cutting sounds sent chills down my spine 😱😆
Haha 😝
It’s interesting that you struggle with this anthurium. This one is my most easy and robust plant I have!
Its so slowwwww even now
But happy nonetheless
@@onlyplants In summer, it gives me a new leaf and a flower. Last year it gave me two flowers and a leaf! I do live in a humid climate, and have my plant near the window, but it’s a North facing window. In the summer each time without fail it has given me a new leaf and flowered. It’s been the least fussy plant I have ever owned. Haha!
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How timely....I got my first Anthurium (clarinervium) in October, it is doing fine, however the leaves are facing down close to the petiole, in fact making contact. What am I doing wrong?! Your tips in this video may help. I have moved it to another spot in my home (away from direct sunlight to bright/indirect and away from my humidifier) will see if that helps. Also, great tip on the sphagnum moss around the base...will try that too. Thank you for taking the time to put these propagation videos together and sharing all of your knowledge.
Best to send me pics on IG so we can try to troubleshoot 😀
OMG we have same problem 😂😭
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Hi Shaun, I hope I've spelled your name correctly. Thank you so much for always providing great tips and guidance. How possible it is that I buy a few that Antheriums from your side and have them shipped to South Africa? I've been looking for it for almost nine months with no luck. I will cover the cost.
Hello, i toured many nurseries that do export. Feel free to reach out to them 😀
Great video! But a little bit nerve recking too (the cutting part)!
I have my anthurium clarinervium for a year and I treat it like an orchid.. same mix, same watering, same light and it’s doing quite good, new big leaves quite often but it doing the same thing as said in the comments, the leaves are facing down.. it might be because of a lack of humidity..?
It could be, try to top dress the media with a bit of moss maybe to increase humidity both in the roots and around the leaves
I love this plant how can I have this ?
can you make a video of Anthurium magnificum, clarinervium and crystallianum... how to id them from one to another..
I have separate videos on each of these actually 😀 its actually quite easy to tell them apart. Magnificums dont stay small for long at all
The moment you said, "yes". 😂 i feel the satisfaction! Ha ha
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I just got one and i love it so much! I was wondering if i can shower it or if that would cause the velvety leafs damage? I have no idea 🙈
You can get the leaves wet if the water is clean and with little minerals, also if the leaves can dry out fast (ie good light, warmth, and most importantly airflow)
@@onlyplants perfect thanx!
This makes me want to try anthuriums again, but it's so hot in our area I don't know if I can
I recommend the crystallinum for hotter climates 😀
I have a anthurium plant very nice plant but seems like a hard plant to take care of. I'm always losing leaves and sometimes gets soft.
It could be watering issues, usually overwatering
I repotted my clarinervium in chunky aroid mix and self watering pot.. it's been happy ever since.. the leaves are almost perfect.. 😍 I'll be putting my other Anthuriums in self watering pots too 😬
Niceee. They have some similarities in the care but some may acclimatize harder than others 😀 good luck!
@@onlyplants thanks! I'll keep that in mind! Maybe I'll try with my Magnificum or silver blush since they have similar care.. I feel like self watering pot is a life hack haha!
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Which anthurium do you think is easiest for a someone who is new to anthuriums?
For me its crystallinum but some people do struggle… the andreanum which is grown for its flowers may be a good beginner anthurium
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Here in México clarinervium es way much cheaper than crystalinum. Funny how in other countries is the opposite
Yesss and clarinerviums grow so slowly here 🥺
Kaylee said it’s an easy plant so I got one but I killed it within 1 month. Tried leca but it died a slow and painful death. :)
My clarinervium was rapidly declining until I moved it to semi-hydro leca. Only then, it stopped yellowing and started sprouting new leaves.
Keep trying 😀 figure out what killed it
any advice for propagating anthurium clarinervium from seeds ? just got hands on some!!
In moss and in a sealed container. Keep it only lightly damp but not wet as it may rot 😀
Should we keep some parts of its roots above the soil as we do with the flower giving anthuriums
Its best to bury them when you can so they can become soil roots. But being hemiepiphytes they will grow upwards and shoot down more aerial roots below 😀
Thanks a lot
If it were to get pests, is there a way to spray without damaging the leaves?
Pesticides, both natural and chemical, should be safe on the leaves when diluted correctly 😀
Are these better to plant in terracotta pots instead of plastic?
For me, terracotta because Im a heavy handed waterer
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mine keep losing her leaves but don’t grow the new one, it’s frustrating me😭
Oh nooo. Troubleshoot and take off one possibility at a time. Start with watering correctly and ruling out pests
1:52 Thank you for that quick explanation. I always wanted to get into foliage anthuriums but I was also bothered by how seemingly fragile their leaves are, and I wanted to know why that is
The more velvetey they harder they are… more surface area for rot/infections.
What kind of anthurium is that beast at the very end?!
The end of my videos hint at the next episode to come, which airs tomorrow actually 😀 it will be an anthurium nursery tour
I was a little traumatized watching you cut up your clarinervium. I had to hug mine while watching.
Haha you should cover her eyes when you are watching ☺️
Is that why my plant has only 1 leaf for a year? It hasn’t grown a new leaf for me yet. 😭😭😭
Haha that might be too long. Check the roots to make sure its healthy. Fertilize and increase light if its healthy
Do you sell this plants?
I have closed down my store 😀
Bro pls send one baby plant for me anthurium clarinervium 😊
Loving the info but the background music is annoying me greatly. But again, I love the information
Haha not everyone loves jazz…
I don't think it's the jazz (it might be). But for me it's more I'm listening to you but then also try to hear the music and instruments and then it becomes a sensory overload.
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The sound when you cut them! It hurts me hearing it!!
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You think that's not a beautiful specimen? Wanna see mine? 😂
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Thank u for this video, i can learn something new about this stunning plants and also can practice my english, I will follow you on instagram 👋
Thank youuu
What is your instagram please ?
@bo.tan.ist