It's quite simple and you can do it yourself at home. One plant is a mother and gets pollenated by a second plant - father. It happens by placing a pollen with a tiny brush. So you have to do the job for them. The seed is a hybrid and the plant from this seed is a hybrid.
@@magdalena2238 i have read somewhere anthuriums have perfect flower meaning they have both female and male part, and different from philodendrons which have separate female and male part. Maybe this is reason why there are so many hybrid anthuriums and not so for philodendrons. In fact, here in Indonesia it’s harder to find pure breed anthurium. I feel like breeder will make hybrid anthurium out of boredom 😂 hybrid anthurium get hybridized again until we don’t know what anthurium is that. Reason there are so many “no id” anthuriums
@@hernuprawira1969 with anthuriums it's quite interesting. The flower starts as "mother" and it can get pollenated. If it didn't happen the flower starts to produce pollen and you can collect it to pollenate next flower or other plants flowers. This topic is so so sexy ;)
I really enjoyed this video because it was so positive and I heard you say what you liked through the entire thing. Don't let the negativity of the world bring you down because when you're shining your brighter than ever.
Am I the only one who is painfully missing your big boi Gloriosum? :D OMG, they are all so awesome! Would looooove to see this kind of videos more often!
@@WilnaWanderlust Isn’t it just an amazing fruit? P.Serpens should adopt rambutans to be their shelters for the offsprings (baby serpens slithering off rambutans😂)
I like these videos, I'm always interested to see happy and/or mature plants, especially when you often only see babies and new cuttings for sale. There's been plenty of plants I didn't like at all until I saw a good specimen of, and then I was obsessed!
Awe I love the leaf with the missing "ear". Makes him unique... I like the oddities! Watching your videos make me so happy Kaylee Ellen! I've not had a very happy run lately, watching your videos are a highlight and a smile on my day to look forward to! Sending you a hug from Pennsylvania US
The warocqueanum with bunny ears is the mature form I suppose- saw a plant haul from ecuagenera and their waroc also has the ears/ lobes like yours! But the younger leaf on the plant didn’t have the lobes
I really like these type of videos. It's just full of positivity and excitement over plants. And I get to see some new specimens that I might put in my wishlist 😊
WOW Kaylee! That mysterious Dark boi and the Alocasia at the end were incredibly beautiful!!!! I have loved the look of Aroids since I was a teen, but they're not for me at this time, as my condo is too small, and my succulent collection is taking up a lot of room. I'm loving the way that Aroid plants have been diversified and are now being loved by more people than ever before. Hugs from Chicago!!!
Yeeees we need the video on Large form/small form differences! There is soo much dicussion over this topic 😆😆 But thank you for the info in this video!💚
Love how happy and excited you seem in this video!!! 🥰 I think many youtubers get this "fake it to make it" strain when they are going through a lot that shows in their videos and it makes me sad to see. I love that you seem to be genuinely happy here 🤍 But please please please don't take that to mean I am saying that you NEED to be like that in videos, you are a human being with varying emotions and I hope you don't feel like you need to fake them, ever...I'm just happy because you seem happy and it's infectious ☺️ xo
I really like this. I hope we get these more than every few months, especially during peak growing season. Growth updates in cool plants would be really cool. What’s happened to the obliqua?
Hey everyone! Just a disclaimer if you ever feel the need to get a Philodendron Joepii I would REALLY make sure you are getting it from a good source that propagated it in a greenhouse or whatever, because you NEED to make sure you NEVER get them from the wild. These plants are nearly extinct in the wild and they could disappear from our planet; propagated lab grown plants do not help with restoration as these plants need the genetic diversity to continue to reproduce and genetic clones can't really contribute to that, so getting them from a specialized greenhouse should be fine (correct me if I'm wrong). But just overall I would be on the side of caution and not get this plant because you could be accidentally supporting illegal plant poaching and the extinction of a species.
UGH the Alocasia Zebrina Reticulata is seriously my favorite plant right now and I had the opportunity to get one at a great price but I didn't have anywhere to put it so I let it go and I have been kicking myself ever since 😫 Great end to the video! Also, another good way to tell the difference between a McDowell and a Pastazanum is that the leaf tips on a McDowell come to a point and a Pastazanum stays rounded. I literally just learned that like 2 days ago.
The NoID could be the anthurium ‘red beauty’ hybrid! No one is sure what exactly the parents are, but they stay super dark for most of their life. It’s often sold as either A. moodeanum or A. Chamberlanii and is believed to have one of the aforementioned as parents. The only way to be sure would be to take a look at the inflorescence.
I’ve seen pictures of anthurium moodeanum with dark leaves . Could it be crossed with an anthurium balaoanum or a boosii . Both have similar leaves but green .
You never disappoint girl, love listening to you, I'm Irish living in Canada. Question of you have time to answer, would you recommend pon for people who like to travel? I know we can't now but in the future. I'm worried about my 300 plus plants. I only use soil ATM. Thanks in advance 💚
My philodendron joepii are very easy care plant. I was able to transition to leca last year, I lost 1 leaf during transition but gave me 2 leaves after acclimated.
Hey! How do you care for alocasias from international shipments. You mentioned for most plants a 24 hr placement in water helps a lot, but tubers and rhizome-type plants hate hate being overwatered. Do you still do that for an alocasia like that zebrina? I have a jacklyn coming in next week so trying to figure that out quickly!
the no id hybrid looks like it’s a anthurium chamberlani hybrid! i was watching one of ur old anthurium hauls and the leaf color/shape looks kinda alike!!! love ur content
the no ID Anthurium is a Giant Red Heart in my knowledge, not a Moodeanum since it hasn´t so much red on its back and the veining is more greenish/yellow. Torn between this two options. Please update us when a new leaf emerges- I am really curious to specify this!
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Could you do a video on how hybrid plants are made? Like the process behind it.
It's quite simple and you can do it yourself at home.
One plant is a mother and gets pollenated by a second plant - father. It happens by placing a pollen with a tiny brush. So you have to do the job for them. The seed is a hybrid and the plant from this seed is a hybrid.
Yes, this is brilliant
@@magdalena2238 i have read somewhere anthuriums have perfect flower meaning they have both female and male part, and different from philodendrons which have separate female and male part. Maybe this is reason why there are so many hybrid anthuriums and not so for philodendrons. In fact, here in Indonesia it’s harder to find pure breed anthurium. I feel like breeder will make hybrid anthurium out of boredom 😂 hybrid anthurium get hybridized again until we don’t know what anthurium is that. Reason there are so many “no id” anthuriums
@@hernuprawira1969 with anthuriums it's quite interesting. The flower starts as "mother" and it can get pollenated. If it didn't happen the flower starts to produce pollen and you can collect it to pollenate next flower or other plants flowers.
This topic is so so sexy ;)
I know that a hybrid (multiple colored) tulip takes 30 years
I really enjoyed this video because it was so positive and I heard you say what you liked through the entire thing. Don't let the negativity of the world bring you down because when you're shining your brighter than ever.
Love this
I love mysterious dark boi, he‘s handsome!
I’m with ya! Awesome ☺️
Is it strange that before "Hello everybody, glad you could make it, my name is Kaylee Ellen" comes on, I've already got the pitch perfect in my head 😁
The first thing I thought when I saw the Joepii was: That’s a helicopter!
Swoopii
I would love a video about the whole large form vs small form vs borsigiana vs deliciosa debate. So many opinions and interpretations floating around!
Can we please have Kaylee officially in charge of naming new spieces/hybrids of plants? I loved Mysterious Dark Boi
I gladly step up to the task 🤣 everything will be a variety of boi
@@KayleeEllenOfficial did you decide what he was??
Am I the only one who is painfully missing your big boi Gloriosum? :D OMG, they are all so awesome! Would looooove to see this kind of videos more often!
Please pleas please, show your living wall more often, it's the coolest thing you can show
I would love to see it again too. 🌿
I found the name of that anthurium sp. in min 8:22 is called moodeanum
I’m not having the best day. I’m so happy you put out a video.
I hope your day gets better 💛
@@KayleeEllenOfficial 💛💛💛
Rubbing the stem of P.Serpens feels like rubbing the hairy shell of a rambutan.
i want that
Rambutan yeah!
@@WilnaWanderlust Isn’t it just an amazing fruit? P.Serpens should adopt rambutans to be their shelters for the offsprings (baby serpens slithering off rambutans😂)
@@noranitiwatanapalin1030 hahahhaha ya i think they should, sweet p.serpens omggg can't imagine tho hahah
I like these videos, I'm always interested to see happy and/or mature plants, especially when you often only see babies and new cuttings for sale. There's been plenty of plants I didn't like at all until I saw a good specimen of, and then I was obsessed!
Nothing better than watching a Kaylee Ellen video to start off the bank holiday weekend.
Stunning stunning collection!
Also I would looove a video on factors that affect the maturity of plants!
I would !! also I would love to know about age of plants of when they’re likely to reach maturity. X
Me too!
if you style your hair while you're in an already humid environment it can help it stay longer without dropping!!
Your Anthurium, that beautiful Mysterious Dark Boi, looks like an Anthurium Bosworth Beauty 🤔
Awe I love the leaf with the missing "ear". Makes him unique... I like the oddities! Watching your videos make me so happy Kaylee Ellen! I've not had a very happy run lately, watching your videos are a highlight and a smile on my day to look forward to! Sending you a hug from Pennsylvania US
Yes please keep doing some videos like this!
You know, Kaylee needs to be penalised or something if she uploads a video that's less than an hour long. I mean c'mon!!!! WE WANT MORE!!!!
I am always here for long videos from Kaylee.
I can’t wait to move to my new place and be able to buy a Kaylee Ellen McDowell 🥰!!!
These are the best videos to watch, when it's so clear how exited you are for the plants you're discussing! Also forever obsessed with your new hair 😍
The warocqueanum with bunny ears is the mature form I suppose- saw a plant haul from ecuagenera and their waroc also has the ears/ lobes like yours! But the younger leaf on the plant didn’t have the lobes
I really like these type of videos. It's just full of positivity and excitement over plants. And I get to see some new specimens that I might put in my wishlist 😊
I’d love for you to do a video of the large form and small form and a the difference between the deliciosa and borsigiana
Yes please do more videos like this! Love seeing what's in your shop.
Great kind of video, as you share plants that make you happy and no negative stuff...well done.
Thank you for leaving the name of the plant up 😃
I think people just chatting 'bout their plants is easily my favourite kind of plant video.
I’m obsessed with the leaf shape of that one queen anthurium!!
Ca8n you do a vid on knowing what is a fungal spot and how to treat it
Gorgeous plants, gorgeous hair, gorgeous lady, gorgeous soul, gorgeous everything 😍
Getting hanging pot vibes from that joepii!! It reminds me of a chandelier
Your skin already looked good. But the humidity gives you a wonderful dewy glowy look. It's nice
Wow that anthurium is beautiful. So Gothic. I want one.
Thank you you so much for sharing these beautiful and rare philodendron.
I was at the aroid show and I remember you were really excited about the algae-covered joepii! It's so interesting to see how it looks now.
It's so amazing seeing you so excited about these plants!!
Could you speak on how you feel about the Philodendron Joepii’s extinction in the wild due to plant poaching?
I have an Alocasia Zebrina Reticulata too and they grow so SLOW! I have had mine for almost a year. You are not alone, it's plant. Love yours!
The hair and makeup has been sooo cute the last few vids!
How are the plants in your flat doing? I would love an update on those I miss seeing them in the background of your repot with me videos.
Awesome! Your jopiie is gorgeous! I’m certain I butchered the spelling.
Keep showing us all the cool stuff in the shop, it's wonderful!
Do another video on current Favorites !!! This video is great! I just rewatched it again!!
Probably my favorite video so far! My plant interest have had quite a dip lately and this kicked me right back up haha!
WOW Kaylee! That mysterious Dark boi and the Alocasia at the end were incredibly beautiful!!!! I have loved the look of Aroids since I was a teen, but they're not for me at this time, as my condo is too small, and my succulent collection is taking up a lot of room. I'm loving the way that Aroid plants have been diversified and are now being loved by more people than ever before. Hugs from Chicago!!!
Pretty sure “mysterious dark boi” was the screen name of my first AOL goth chat friend. 🤔
WOW!! BEAUTIFUL!! ♥️
Growing Alocasias from the root tubers are surprisingly easy if you ever decide to repot that awesome last one and get to pull out some of the babies.
About the first plant: Bristles/spines like silicone!
Yeeees we need the video on Large form/small form differences! There is soo much dicussion over this topic 😆😆
But thank you for the info in this video!💚
Love how happy and excited you seem in this video!!! 🥰 I think many youtubers get this "fake it to make it" strain when they are going through a lot that shows in their videos and it makes me sad to see. I love that you seem to be genuinely happy here 🤍 But please please please don't take that to mean I am saying that you NEED to be like that in videos, you are a human being with varying emotions and I hope you don't feel like you need to fake them, ever...I'm just happy because you seem happy and it's infectious ☺️ xo
Thanks once again for great 🪴 video Kaylee 😁👍
Your favorite are great plants 🪴.
The Serpens petiole fuzz reminds me of deer antlers velvet as they are growing in
Soooo FLUFFY !
Loving the positivity ❤️❤️❤️ (also loving the gorgeous plants)
I own a pastazanum and could tell immediately that the McDowell was different. The catifill does come in green on the pastazanum.
I would love a Philodendron Serpens, I am so in love. 💚💚💚
Another great video Kaylee :) that mysterious dark boi looks absolutely stunning!!
i finally ordered my first florida ghost which you've made me fall in love with!
This was a fun video! I’d love to see more like this.🌱🌿🌱🌿
I really like this. I hope we get these more than every few months, especially during peak growing season. Growth updates in cool plants would be really cool. What’s happened to the obliqua?
I love how despite the joepii's big size, it's like he's not there.
What an mazing look plant, damn.
I heard philodendron serpens leaves like to crisp up/get deformations if its too warm, I think they like cooler temperatures than other philodendron
That reticulata is soooooooo beautiful!
Dayum that reticulata is so so so much goals! 😍
I hope you’re right about the red cataphyll because I have a pastazanum with two plants. One has a green cataphyll and the other is red.
I would love a monthly favorites!
Hey everyone! Just a disclaimer if you ever feel the need to get a Philodendron Joepii I would REALLY make sure you are getting it from a good source that propagated it in a greenhouse or whatever, because you NEED to make sure you NEVER get them from the wild. These plants are nearly extinct in the wild and they could disappear from our planet; propagated lab grown plants do not help with restoration as these plants need the genetic diversity to continue to reproduce and genetic clones can't really contribute to that, so getting them from a specialized greenhouse should be fine (correct me if I'm wrong). But just overall I would be on the side of caution and not get this plant because you could be accidentally supporting illegal plant poaching and the extinction of a species.
gorgeous looking Serpens!
Cool plants 🪴
Maybe it’s a mudinum or how it’s spelled crossed with luxurians. It would explain the glossiness and the leaf bumps
UGH the Alocasia Zebrina Reticulata is seriously my favorite plant right now and I had the opportunity to get one at a great price but I didn't have anywhere to put it so I let it go and I have been kicking myself ever since 😫 Great end to the video!
Also, another good way to tell the difference between a McDowell and a Pastazanum is that the leaf tips on a McDowell come to a point and a Pastazanum stays rounded. I literally just learned that like 2 days ago.
Updated needed! ❤❤❤ awesome 👏
The NoID could be the anthurium ‘red beauty’ hybrid! No one is sure what exactly the parents are, but they stay super dark for most of their life. It’s often sold as either A. moodeanum or A. Chamberlanii and is believed to have one of the aforementioned as parents. The only way to be sure would be to take a look at the inflorescence.
So pretty. Pretty as your favorite plants.
Wowww the joepii 😳
I’ve seen pictures of anthurium moodeanum with dark leaves . Could it be crossed with an anthurium balaoanum or a boosii . Both have similar leaves but green .
Yesssssss more plant showing !!! We want :D
You never disappoint girl, love listening to you, I'm Irish living in Canada. Question of you have time to answer, would you recommend pon for people who like to travel? I know we can't now but in the future. I'm worried about my 300 plus plants. I only use soil ATM. Thanks in advance 💚
My A. zebrina reticulata is doing good, I bought it here in our local nursery, it's not that pricey nor cheap.
I noticed on the QA the lobe gap is getting slightly smaller with each leaf. Maybe eventually they will grow more together?
My philodendron joepii are very easy care plant. I was able to transition to leca last year, I lost 1 leaf during transition but gave me 2 leaves after acclimated.
Hey! How do you care for alocasias from international shipments. You mentioned for most plants a 24 hr placement in water helps a lot, but tubers and rhizome-type plants hate hate being overwatered. Do you still do that for an alocasia like that zebrina? I have a jacklyn coming in next week so trying to figure that out quickly!
Jeff is the last plant was it an Alocasia Jacklyn?
Only a few minutes in but would be interesting to know what you use to treat fungal spots.
I love this type of video and also the really sciency informational videos.
the no id hybrid looks like it’s a anthurium chamberlani hybrid! i was watching one of ur old anthurium hauls and the leaf color/shape looks kinda alike!!! love ur content
Can I ask about your light tube that attached to the shelf in the background, I was planning to have my first shelf.😁
the no ID Anthurium is a Giant Red Heart in my knowledge, not a Moodeanum since it hasn´t so much red on its back and the veining is more greenish/yellow. Torn between this two options. Please update us when a new leaf emerges- I am really curious to specify this!
gosh i love you and your videos so much!! always look forward to fridays
True large form Albo’s are hard to find. But i have one I’m currently propping from :)
That Joepii is as wide as you are tall 🤣 love the dark boi! Can't wait to find out what it is!
I have a serpens, it feels like a squash or cucumber plant honestly, its fuzzy like a tomato but the hairs are way silkier(:
The Alocasia Zebrina Reciculata is my 🦄. In Canada I've only seen one for sale and it was in the high triple digit's. 😳
I'm probably wrong about the Anthurium but when I got my Anthurium with black leaves it was tagged as Black Queen Anthurium.
The alocasia is so gorgeous
Your hair is soo cute in this video!