How cute that you and your anthurium were working on creating new life at the same time together 🥹

@BeccaDeLaPlants

Жыл бұрын

Omg right 😭😭❤️

I’ve got your video playing in the living room while I water plants. My 19 year old son said “Can you eat them?” 😂

Tree fern fiber or pearlite also work really well for germination. I crossed pollinated over 300 seedlings of Dorayaki and Forgetii and all of them survived 😵‍💫

@sherryporsch9349

Жыл бұрын

That’s amazing

I watched an anthurium pollination video from The Jungle Haven, and she did a test on her clari seeds to see which way produced the strongest seedlings. And the ones she germinated in complete darkness came out looking a lot stronger than the ones in a grow light. Maybe you should try a few in the dark and move them to grow lights when they start producing those first few leaves? I just pollinated my anthurium Crystal and I’m hoping it took!

@alisonchandler5333

Жыл бұрын

I was hoping someone would mention this! I would love to know if that was a fluke or if that can be replicated.

@dorindastewart1375

Жыл бұрын

Yep, came to say the same. 👍

Can't wait for the update!! This is so so fun and interesting to watch!

Yes yes yes! So excited, I love anthuriums and there pollinating process

Good video. Thank you. I'm just watching my magnificum berries sprout roots. I found using tree fern fiber much easier than spag. The new roots don't get attached and damaged when transplanting/ up potting. I'll trade magnificum seeds for some clarinerveum 😁

@sherryporsch9349

Жыл бұрын

My Claire is blooming for first time, so excited. 💚

Hi Becca, this is so cool, and I can't wait for your next update on them!!

Congrats on your seed babies🥳

Ahhh so fun! I’m so glad I stole a couple berries from you so I can try this.

Oh can’t wait to see them grow into plants ❤, so cool!

The timing ! This video comes exactly when i'm wondering how i'm gonna pollinate my alocasia pink dragon !

@hiro2557

Жыл бұрын

You can get baby alocasias by harvesting the corms that grow in the soil. That’s also super fun to do! 🥰

@katiewilliams9273

Жыл бұрын

​@@hiro2557how long does it take for corms to develop in the soil.

I LOVE this!! So, so cool! 🩵

Hey! I've been wanting to do this exact thing this year! Thank for the vid!

Wow this video came out at a perfect time too ! Merci beaucoup pour ce partage très intéressant !!! :)

This looks so fun even if it is a long process. Now I want to pollinate some Anthuriums.

This is so cool!!! Madison on KZread “Plant Therapii “ did this and has over 150 babies 😮

I put mine under a grow light & near a germination heat mat in my Milsbo cabinet. Probably dried out faster bc of that, but all of them are growing beautifully ☺️

omg i want one lol love ur videos

I've done this with my "Flamingo" Anthirium, but have yet to successfully do this with my Crystallinum, lol. It puts out flower after flower too!

Wow this video came out at a perfect time! I'm getting my first set of berries from my pallidiflorum and I feel lost looking at all the seeds about to pop 😵

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Wwwowo i want to buy some see i love to experiment

Hi Becca! So cool that you did this! I know that you stored the pollen in the freezer in earlyer tries, but how dit you store them this time?

@BeccaDeLaPlants

Жыл бұрын

In the freezer as well! It just was a shorter time so I think that’s why it worked better.

@Darenim

Жыл бұрын

@@BeccaDeLaPlants Good to know, thank you!

Where is the update???

Producing pollen does not mean it wasn’t pollinated. Do not cut them off if they produce pollen.