Anthurium Journal · Genetics & Collecting What Does “Selected Clone” Actually Mean in Anthuriums? Seedling, clone, F1, F2, S1, tissue culture — understanding the terminology behind some of the most sought-after Anthuriums. If you’ve spent any time looking at collector Anthuriums, you’ve probably come across names such as Michelle, Black Widow, Zara, OG2, PM3, RA7
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Anthurium Journal · Plant Science & Care Why Is My Anthurium Losing Its Veins? Understanding weak, faint or less dramatic veining on new Anthurium leaves — and why one leaf rarely tells the whole story. If you grow velvet-leaf Anthuriums such as Anthurium crystallinum, Anthurium magnificum, Anthurium forgetii, Anthurium warocqueanum or their hybrids, there is
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Peaceful Plants · Anthurium Journal Why Do Anthurium Leaves Change Shape as They Mature? That tiny Anthurium seedling may look nothing like the spectacular mature plant you’ve seen online. Here’s why — and why that’s often completely normal. Your Anthurium seedling isn’t supposed to look like a miniature adult. Plants can change their leaf shape,
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Peaceful Plants · Anthurium Journal Why Is My Anthurium New Leaf Smaller? 7 Reasons Explained Your newest Anthurium leaf is smaller than the last one. Is something wrong? Not necessarily. Here’s what your plant may actually be telling you. One small leaf doesn’t automatically mean a problem. In fact, if your Anthurium has recently been
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Peaceful Plants • Anthurium Breeding Guide Anthurium F1, F2, S1 & S2 Explained: Understanding Anthurium Breeding Generations Ever wondered what F1, F2, S1, S2 or BC1 actually mean when you see them on an Anthurium listing? Let’s decode the breeding language behind the plants we collect, grow and love. If you’ve been collecting Anthuriums for
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Peaceful Plants · Collector Journal Anthurium papillilaminum: A Collector’s Guide to the Velvet-Leaf Icon Few Anthuriums have achieved the collector status of Anthurium papillilaminum. Known for its dramatic velvet foliage, sculptural veins and extraordinary variation, papillilaminum has become one of the plants that helped define the modern world of rare Anthurium collecting. There is something
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