Anthurium Queremalense is my absolute favorite. I almost fainted when I saw yours.

I have a question! : whats the ratio of pine bark and moss ? I wish you would have shown how to mix it up. Do you use more moss or more pine bark or 50 / 50 ? I it want to repot my anthurium and thats why I am asking :) thanks beforehand !

Lol, when people get children and pets they normally get rid of their poisonous houseplants. Bromeliads become popular every decade then people realise that they attract mosquitoes in my area. Plant trends come and go. Species are always much more collectible than the hybrids and tend to keep their value better. The best collection just have species. One of your hybrids is crossed with Anthurium hookeri ‘Garuda’.

Haha :D I think I will keep talking about plants. No worries 😂 I might sneak in an odd aroid here and there, but it will be a lot of hoyas still :D

I couldn’t keep them a secret any more 😂

Considering the length of this one, longer is almost an understatement. 😂 I am glad you got into anthuriums!

I am glad you liked them 💚

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! It is very cool indeed. I hope to get my hands on more radicans hybrids soon!

I have seen some huge ones being sold recently and they are gorgeous!

Hoya blooms and magnificent anthurium foliage...As you said, "It's all you need in life" 😊

I’ve just bought a An. clarinervium ‘Black Tarantula’.

We always need hoyas. I cannot wait for spring. 😂 I am going to start to draw them on paper and put up pictures just to imagine where they will go 😂 Winters are hard.

Oh wow! 9 more?! Amazing! I can’t wait for spring to get my hands on more!

Glad you found the video helpful :)

It does seem to work well for them when you put them in the shower! I only wish my water was not as hard 😬

I am glad it helped! 💚 I hope they start growing better for you soon!

Glad to hear it! :D

Glad you find them helpful 💕

😂 Peperomias are beautiful, through a screen. I do hope they all become more available. I don't think we'll ever see them in a flower shop, but perhaps for less than $50? One can dream.

😁 Divni su, zaista. I meni puno drazi od filodendrona 🙈

@@BasiePlants heheh, vidi se. Biće zanimljivo za nekih godinu dana kada postanu džinovi 😁❤️

I think I am about the same :D I do appreciate a good anthurium and I appreciate them more than Philodendrons :D

I love the fertilizer I use. Plants love it too! I don't even bother with other fertilizers anymore. 😂

I love those types of Anthuriums as well. Have you seen lutheri? Gorgeous.

I love it too! I have seen there are luxurians babies in Europe for sale for 150 euros!

@@BasiePlants no such luck here just yet. But I have bought veitchii and forgettii and magnificum for about $60 each.

Oh, besseae is on the TOP of my wishlist! I have seen some besseae hybrids that made my heart almost jump out. They can be so gorgeous!

@@BasiePlants it’s definitely a stunner!

Oh that is amazing! I cannot wait to grow some from seed. I hope I am successful with pollination.

Which one did you get?

@@BasiePlants I am not used to people responding :) I forgot to check. I got magnificum

Thank you! I will have to make one soon for sure :)

💚 Sometimes it is nice to try other plants too, lots can be learned from them :D What I learned from orchids, I applied to hoyas and anthuriums and it works wonders!

Perhaps! I do have some nice philodendrons :) Maybe I can show them soon :) Both magnificum and crystallinum are so pretty 💚

I hope to get some more too! There are so many lovely species :) Sadly, it will never be a very large collection due to space but perhaps that is for the best :D Pick the best ones!

@@BasiePlants Thanks! yes, it’s not that easy to get one where I live) but will try mi best) queen Anthurium is the nr. 1 !

They did make me nervous too but I think I felt that way because so many people say how hard they are but in reality... they are quite okay :D

I wouldn't be either, especially when they start to take up all the space 😅

I love the huge leaves some of these can get! I think I will soon need to remove my roof and turn my attic into a greenhouse on top of my house 😂 My villenaorum turned back to a stump which is odd, it is supposed to be quite easy one! I did experiement with that one and semi hydro so that might be the cause.

@@BasiePlants my vilanorum is the same! I'm in Houston, TX, so I think it hates the heat

I get them in a garden center here but they are rarely available and not so easy to find. I have seen that Ecuagenera Europe has them in many sizes and quite affordable too!

Oh they are quite easy I think! I would have more luck with mine had it not arrived rotten 😂

Honestly, I was not sure if that would work but I did proceede with confidence 😂 Poor Dejana, we only chop plants when we see each other. 😂

@@BasiePlants Well now that you mention it, I kind of rarely see her lately 😂

The fertilizer I use is RainMix - this is the composition: 11,8N + 2,7P2O5 + 13,7K2O + 11,8CAO + 3,5MGO + 4,8SO3. I also kind of think this hybrid is better than ‘regular’ magnificum but I wish I knew what exactly went into it!

Oh thanks! I think I just found a msu that is very similar to that on Amazon👍

😂 So my third child is going to be a problematic child?

And also orchids :D I swear, it is one plant 😂

I wish this was true for me, although I think I am finally figuring out how my anthurium want to be cared for. I recently got bit by the Hoya bug and so far all of my 2 leaf cuttings are now getting full and are all starting to trail!!! For some reason, I am getting browning tips and margins on a lot of my anthurium, except my magnificum is doing so so well!! Every leaf (I think it has 7 or 8 now- with 2 new leaves hardening off too!), is still perfect after about caring for and trying to learn who to take care of them for about 6-8 months…. My crystallinum came to me with browning tips and margins, but my regales older leaves also have the same problem; only the newest leaf (which is much bigger than all of the previous leaves), is pristine. Almost all of the leaves on the crystal are crispy at the tips, and on the regale, the crisping and browning portion on the leaves is even migrating upward all the way to approximately the lower third of some of the older leaves. I’ve had the regale for about 8 or 9 months. I am staying positive that I’m figuring her out because the newest leaf is still looking so so good, though. Any tips anyone has to offer to help me continue to grow pretty leaves would be much appreciated!! I do (mostly) water with distilled water because I heard that tap water could be the problem, and I have also started keeping the medium from drying out. I admit I used to let them dry out too much. I had to “unlearn” my philodendron watering habits when caring for my anthurium. It would make me so happy to have prettier, happier anthurium. I have a huge pallidiflorum on its way to me from tropicals and I want to keep her as perfect and gorgeous as she is right now! I have been dreaming of owning a pallidiflorum for a very long time!! Miro- your plants are a joy to see, as always, and you always make me laugh and I feel happier after watching your videos. I love your personality and sense of humor and I appreciate all of the knowledge you so freely share in all of your videos. I wish you lived closer to me because I feel like we would “get” each other and become good friends. Ok, back to the video! Xx Nora

I used to get them from Harmony plants (Germany) and Meer in Netherlands, but I think I will give Ecuagenera in Europe a go :)

I love veitchii too! It is also very non-fussy in my opinion. (I bet it will become a huge diva now). I think flavolineatum looks very pretty! I love the red petioles I see on some a lot!

@@BasiePlants Thank you so much for you channel and all you do to share your collection and love of plants. Even though this was released 6 months ago, it’s like it just happened! I will be looking for another Anthurium that is for sure.

Those strap-looking anthuriums are amazing!

💚💚💚 (since there is no spinach emoji!)

Yes! :)

There are articles online and knowledge of some bigger anthurium growers in Planet Anthurium on Facebook. There are publications too, especially Aroids by Deni Bown but it is hard to find & very expensive. However, small parts of that book are available for reading online and there is info like that in there :D

@@BasiePlants thank you!

Some are food containers, yes! Clear pots are not easy to find and mostly come in one size - 15cm. So if I want something smaller or bigger I have to get creative. Anthuriums are definitely a worthy addition :D Don’t show them to your wife. Maybe she won’t notice? 😅

Thanks 😄

I think I prefer forgetii to clarinervium :D

Have you tried Ecuagenera? I am intending to try them this year. They seem to be quite affordable there. I think forgetii is a great start ;)

@@BasiePlants thanks. I will try them. I am so excited to get started. I have about 60 of the Flamingos. I am ready for the next step.

RainMix fertilizer by Akerne. It is very similar to MSU fertilizer that is made in the United States :) RainMix is kind of an European version.

@@BasiePlants ok. Thanks so much

You spelled it correctly! :D At least, my nickname :D

I pick a bigger home. 😂

Indeed! And for a very good reason :D

Get rid of the peat and get some of those hanging sticky traps for flies. I get the yellow ones and they work well with no poison.

Ah fungus gnats are so persistent! Don't let them win!

Putting matches in my potting mix helped me :D Several with heads in the mix, several with heads sticking out. Apparently, sulphur bothers them. I wonder if sulphur based fungicide would work.

@@peggyp3682 thank you. I have been using the sticky traps, peroxide, fungus spray, Bonide systemic granules and pest sprays. It happened when I got the last bag of Black Gold potting mix. It has a lot of bark and things that look like sticks in it. Do you know of a mix without all that wood in it?

@@karenb136 Dang! You've killed all my suggestions. RePotme has a mix for jewel orchids and bromelieds. I mix that with coconut husk. It's airy and encourages good roots

Thank you!!! I will look into it 💚

😂 Calatheas are definitely easier for me too but I got sick of spider mites.

My poor friend. 😂 I promise I will give them back!

Congratulations! :D They are lovely addition to hoyas. Which one did you get?

@@BasiePlants it’s a baby dorayaki. Very cute! 💚

@@hoyamaniac8426 oh that one is indeed super cute! Definitely on my list, but I heard it is a bit hard to grow so I am scared to get it 😂

😂 I do like them, but it is so hard to keep them for me. Even when I got the potting mix and watering right and they thrived, all it took was minor thrips infestation to take them out.

Anthuriums are not that bad 😂

I totally agree. They are nice… but they are not on the same level as hoyas.

Raise your hand if you have been personally victimized by Peperomias. #stoppeperomias 😂

@@BasiePlants Shhhhh. I'm still watching.

I know 😂 I do now want to add sulawesiana to my collection - the leaves remind me of some of those strap-looking anthuriums!

Hahahah 😂 I must hide them then! 😄