Hi everyone 💚 got the Anthurium fever now? Try growing them from seed: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ep9mw9mxpbKbeco.html I encourage you to try it out. I know Anthurium can be quite expensive but most of them can deal with our home conditions pretty well and seeds are more affordable! What is your experience with Anthurium and can you second my thoughts on their needs? Drop a comment and maybe share your average humidity with us...thaaaank you!

@zakariaelrhandouri3054

Жыл бұрын

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I love this video! I have 3 anthurium and keep them in living room conditions. I personally don’t see the joy in growing plants that can only survive in grow tents or greenhouse cabinets.

@komalthecoolk

Ай бұрын

I know. It feels like they're being kept on life support.

Also got my Veichii and Waroqueanum in living room conditions. Purchased them from a lady that kept them in ikea greenhouse and they are doing fine here in 35-55 humidity depending on outside weather, and both have put out 2 new leaves since they arrived 😁

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

That sounds absolutely amazing Kathy! I bet they look beautiful, I feel llike new leaves on Anthuriums are just so special. Like I'm aways happy for every new leaf on any plant but Anthuriums are something else. It's good to hear you also keep yours in lower humidity, I'm sure they love it in greenhouses but it's good to know that you don't necessarily need them to grow nice Anthurium :) Thank you for being here & sharing your experience, see u in the next one 💚

@ronjakh

Жыл бұрын

My queen is a bit of a dramatic one. What substrate do you grow yours in? What is your secret to growing her in low humidity?😆

@KathyGallagher01

Жыл бұрын

@@ronjakh to be honest Ronnie I don’t know, I’ve got all my anthuriums in the living room others are doing ok too. Just got them in a chunky mix with moss around the top which I try to keep moist all the time. Other than that 🤷🏻‍♀️ just love anthuriums and they will always try and survive so hopefully they will continue to do so 🤞

Awesome video! I've had the impression that Anthuriums were hard and demanding so I never gave thought of acquiring any. Now you got me eyeing the clarinervium at my go-to store 😂

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it Jaye! I did apologize in advance for any Anthurium purchases that might happen to anyone watching 😂😂😂 Anthurum Clarinervium is a great option for starting out. I say get it if it's not to expensive and try it out, I'm sure you'll take great care of it 😉

Thank you for giving me hope on anthuriums. I have 3 of them getting used to my living room. 😊

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Any time! I wish u best of luck with your Anthuriums 😁🤞

Beautiful anthuriums! I love your eyeliner!

@LeafyLuster

11 ай бұрын

Awww thank you Jessica 🥰 you made my day 💚

The sheen on Pallidiflorum is stunning! 😍

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

It really is, and the camera is not even doing it justice! It's a show stopper in real life, I just never know how to properly show it in videos since it is so long & big and kinda Impossible fpr me to get on camera with the lens that I use 😅

I like you and the way you speak 😊

Omg I keep smiling 😍🥹 I love anthurium now...

Wow, nice anthurium collection! You have a few species I didn’t know existed. Thanks for sharing!

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you were able to discover a few new ones Carol 😊 As always thank you for being here, see u in the next one 💚

I was looking for a good option for a low light corner. Didn't think Anthurium clarinervium would be such a great option 😍

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Glad I could help Eline 😊 I can also recommend the Stromanthe Triostar. I have it right behind the Clarinervium & I wouldn't have thought so but it's dealing with the dark corner really well, honestly! Nice Coloring, grows all the time and the leaves are steadily increasing in size. Sending love 💚

@eline95

Жыл бұрын

@@LeafyLuster great tip, love the triostar too! I keep forgetting how well Calathea should do in darker areas 🙈 *resisting the urge of plantshopping right before a big trip* 😂

Hi Kristina :)....Just love your beauties! My best growers in normal conditions are my Besseae (13" leaves) and my dark form forgettii, and my luxurians × radicans....My King is struggling with one tiny leaf.....and my vita.....but they are still alive....I will have to go back and watch your care video for your queen....I did get one healthy new leaf....it is curling a bit....but no spots on it.....and I have never repotted my clair.....it could be doing better!....so I am going back to see your tips! Beautiful video....yes love anthurium too and would like to get the silver blush! Ok look forward to seeing those little ones grow! Love tina

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Oh my gosh can I call you Tina? That's such a cute shortform. It seems you have quite the collection of Anthurium going yourself. That sounds amazing, thank you for sharing the ones that grow well & also the ones that are a little more difficult. No shame in that. My Crystallinum suddenly started to get yellow spots all over the leaves. I think I might have overwatered so I need to check the roots soon and propagate. I fear it's going to get worse. Plants are always a journey. See you soon Tina :)

I grow all my plants in room conditions except for rex begonias. I keep them in humidity domes

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hi Karen, I love that. That means you have your plants all around you then. I also llike it when I can see my plants around me. Can I ask what your humidity is like in your living spaces? I don't have a lot of Begonias but I can imagine they really need that extra humidity 😅 Greetings from Germany 👋

@karenmyers9146

Жыл бұрын

@@LeafyLuster I live in the USA in South East Georgia. The humidity in my house is 40% to 75% depending on the time of the year.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Sounds perfect for keeping plants :) South East Georgia must be a humid almost tropical climate, right?

@karenmyers9146

Жыл бұрын

Yes zone 9 a winter temperature in the upper 60’s summers temperature in the 80-90’s. 80% humidity in summer

This is a great video and gorgeous plants. I appreciate you telling us what the humidity is like in your home because i definitely cannot leave mine is my living room as my humidity can get as low as 10% in winter 😅 i always wondered how people leave a queen out. But it all depends in the country you live in i guess.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, you are so right Pamela, that's why I included it. Humidity can vary so much and it is one of the most critical conditions when it comes to plant care. Not only the country but also the type of house you live in has great differences. I know people who live in quite new buildings and they have so many issues with dry air because of all the regulations regarding air conditioning & how houses need to be build. I can imagine it's much more difficult to keep plants in that environment. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts on this. See u in the next one 💚.

Thank you for sharing your plants ☺️ i wanted to try growing anthurium microphyllum but cant seem to find a vendor. Where can I find one or seeds?

@LeafyLuster

6 ай бұрын

Try Ecuagenera, that's where I got mine from. Unfortunately I don't see it often in plant collections.

The only Anthurium that didn't like my room (40%)or the grennhouse cabinet(70%) was the Queen, 3 of them😅now they are stumps or being propagated. Once they get to 3 leaves i will try moving one to living room humidity again. Veitchii, Luxurians, Forgetii are doing ok in the room. Clarinervium and Pallidiflorum are very easy going and i think the Cirinoi Velvet too(i don't have it for a very long time but the newest leaf got out without a scratch) I have one Besseae that ripped the leaf in the Rudsta, and ripped the second leaf in the room . I am curious what happeneds next. My second Besseae is doing just well in the cabinet. Lastly i have a medium Regale that lives in the greenhouse cabinet, it is putting leaf after leaf so i am not going to disturb it. Since they get quite big, sooner or later it will have to move out anyway.

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Funny how experiences can vary but then again there are probably tons of slightly different Queens out there. I'm crossing my fingers you can get the Queens to a place where they are ok in your conditions again, best of luck with that! 🤞🤞 It's good to hear you have similar experiences with the other ones though. The only surprise for me is the Luxurians, I always thought it looks like it would be a diva 😅 Good to know it's not. Really curious about your Regale, that's a plant I'd love to have but am also still a little afraid to get ^^

I am growing a few Anthurium seeds that i bought in packs of 2, once the get to a decent size i plan to put one in my cabinet and one in the room. Seeds have diferent genetics so the results will not be perfect but i am very curious what will happen. I imagine that the seedlings that will get earlier used to room humidity will adapt to the conditions and become easy going plants. That or death, one of them 🤣

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

It's almost like a test, whoever survives is definetly tough enough for the "outside world" 😂

Very beautiful plants and healthy. Do you plant in soil or hydroponics?

@LeafyLuster

9 ай бұрын

Hi Milly, I grow all of my plants in soil mix. I think I have 2 or 3 exception that are in pon. Have a great day :)

@Milly_in_denmark

9 ай бұрын

@@LeafyLuster Thank you 🙏. After watching the rest of your videos I realized what soil mix you use and that’s what I have been using. Nice to follow someone in Europe so I know at least I can compare 😊

Hello from Puerto Rico!!! First timer on your channel and just subscribed!!! You have beautiful Anthuriums!!! My channel is in spanish. 🙋🏼‍♀️🪴💚🐩

@LeafyLuster

Жыл бұрын

Hello Nina, welcome to the team. How lovely to have a fellow plant youtuber on board, I'll have a look on your videos, even though I don't speak any spanish 😅💚 Greetings from Germany, See you in the next video 😊

but they want high humidity right?

@LeafyLuster

2 ай бұрын

Yes they do enjoy that. With high humidity good ventilation is needed as well though.

@ishichan1864

2 ай бұрын

@@LeafyLuster so how they can live in low humidity then🤔