Perhaps you can try plant friend down the street's method for these anthium to pon. If in spag moss place the plant in moss on top of the pon let it grow itself down into the pon. I've tried this method ! It rocks xx love your videos always xx
Keeeevin!! If you want to transfer anthurium seedlings from moss to pon just let them acclimate first for 2 weeks or so in high humidity just in case sth happened during shipping, and then sinply grab the root ball in moss and set it on top of the pon layer in a new pot... this has worked great for me and I haven't lost a single seedling bc of this yet... I find them too fragile to remove moss from rhe roots at this small size and only do it when they are larger....
I’ve been acclimating my anthurium seedlings to pon by gently taking the entire moss/substrate plug without messing with the roots and putting them in a tiny cup on top of a layer of pon to encourage their roots to grow into the new substrate. The pon also wicks moisture up to the moss in the meantime. I hope they grow beautiful and strong for you! 💛
Do love me an Anthurium 🥰. All your new babies are beautiful, got everything crossed for you is all I’m going to say cause I’m not going to be the one to jinx anything 🤞🏽💚
I've found the easiest way to root into pon from moss (and sometimes soil, but that's sometimes harder) is to plant them in a deeper pot with the previous substrate over pon. They take really well in a month or so and you can transition it out
Teeny seedlings are tricky. As much as I dislike it, moss seems to be the best medium for tiny seedlings (in my experience). I dome them for high humidity until they size up and outgrow the dome. At that point I'll repot to my medium of choice (pon or tree fern+perlite). Good luck with your newest seedlings 💚
Hi, Ive been getting some rot on the roots that arr in the nutrient solution in leca reservoirs. Any advice? I do use hydroguard. Would you recommend adding h2o2 to nutrient solution?
Perhaps you can try plant friend down the street's method for these anthium to pon. If in spag moss place the plant in moss on top of the pon let it grow itself down into the pon. I've tried this method ! It rocks xx love your videos always xx
Yes, that's what I was thinking too. That's a great tipp!
You finally got a Clarinervium!!!
Keeeevin!! If you want to transfer anthurium seedlings from moss to pon just let them acclimate first for 2 weeks or so in high humidity just in case sth happened during shipping, and then sinply grab the root ball in moss and set it on top of the pon layer in a new pot... this has worked great for me and I haven't lost a single seedling bc of this yet... I find them too fragile to remove moss from rhe roots at this small size and only do it when they are larger....
I love North Shore Tropicals. Iv bought a few from Lauren over the years . Your baby's are gorgeous 😍.
Plants look amazing! Great video, Kevin!❤
Your anthurium babies are looking good 😍💚
I’ve been acclimating my anthurium seedlings to pon by gently taking the entire moss/substrate plug without messing with the roots and putting them in a tiny cup on top of a layer of pon to encourage their roots to grow into the new substrate. The pon also wicks moisture up to the moss in the meantime. I hope they grow beautiful and strong for you! 💛
I do this, too! Works really well for me.
Kevin had a ton of coffee this morning haha 😂 ❤
Do love me an Anthurium 🥰. All your new babies are beautiful, got everything crossed for you is all I’m going to say cause I’m not going to be the one to jinx anything 🤞🏽💚
lmao the SECOND an anthurium enters my home I have this urge to move them to pon too.
Such a range of emotions in the video! lol
omg this is my dream plant rn! So exciting seeing you get one, ive been trying not to impulse buy 😅
Also a Hoya lover from denmark ,Loving your videos 💚💚
LOVE that you are pushing out so much content latley 😍
Very happy to hear your back is doing well. Look forward to seeing your plants become monsters that take over your room 💮
I've found the easiest way to root into pon from moss (and sometimes soil, but that's sometimes harder) is to plant them in a deeper pot with the previous substrate over pon. They take really well in a month or so and you can transition it out
Teeny seedlings are tricky. As much as I dislike it, moss seems to be the best medium for tiny seedlings (in my experience). I dome them for high humidity until they size up and outgrow the dome. At that point I'll repot to my medium of choice (pon or tree fern+perlite). Good luck with your newest seedlings 💚
I have no money. Bought 2 anthuriums in spring. I am tempted to buy it again.
I just love your energy and excitement for plants ❤
Pretty plants. I only buy philodendrons and Hoyas and string of … because I just don’t have room for even what I have. Lol
Great unboxing! Hope they give you lots of growth for rest off season.
So beautiful the little Anthuriums are 😍💚🌱 Have a great friday 😊
alright !!! yay 💚💚💚
I had an anthurium seedlings that did the same thing when I moved it to pon😢 Lost leaves but roots were fine
I just love you 😂💚
Oh happy friday!! I was on live with NST last night. Didn't get anything though
Happy Friday Petra 💚
Why are we accidentally plant twins, I just got a Zara x Michelle x Red Crystal baby today! 😂 Yours is GORGEOUS, can't wait to see how big it gets!
Hi,
Ive been getting some rot on the roots that arr in the nutrient solution in leca reservoirs. Any advice? I do use hydroguard. Would you recommend adding h2o2 to nutrient solution?
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“This is kinda of a big package”
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Me too very poor with anthuriums but pls not kill that ace of spades cross
Kevin is such a talented plant grower. But drama queen....LOL
Didn't you unbox two weeks ago. Lol