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I bought my pink princess from Home Depot for $30 and there was about 40 all with high variegation. What are you even talking about?

Thanks, they look much alike, but the growth patterns are clear. I have a Micans that is about 6 feet long.

Many of those are fakes.

Can you compare these with Micans? They look so much alike.

Don’t sleep on the low color Ones. Bought one at Home Depot that had just popped out a half moon after none of the plant had much pink!

I have always found that like 97% of variegated anthurium look sick, malnourished and just plain ugly, I swear that unless I was told it was variegated I'd think it was dying 😂😂, this video was like if Joan Rivers had a horticultural version of fashion police, AHmazing. ❤😂😂

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😂😂😂 sound a little butt hurt. I don’t see any cancellation. 🤷🏻‍♀️

I got an established small form aurea for 120 bucks

I watched this before buying my own mint adansonii- thank you for all of the info! Honestly the appeal for me is the lower price tag and the fact that leaves are less likely to revert or brown. I LOVE the variegation but not buying the same plant over and over because it reverts or goes all white. I'm stoked for my mint and don't give a flying **** about the stigma 🤗❤

The idea of not disturbing a plant in moss and letting it develop roots into pon is a great one! I have some questions: once the plant has developed a good root system into pon, what do you do with the moss part? Do you stick with the moss as you move it into a normal self-watering pot? Do you remove it? Cover it with pon? Appreciate any guidance! 😊🙏

You can definitely stack these I use them and now they make a 6 pack that’s only a few dollars more than the 4 pack

I just got lucky to able to afford this monstera mint ,got it not so long ago

I love your perspective!

I think anthurium luxurians looks like a piece of Lacinato kale. 😆 Not a fan.

Love this! Rad song, real watering scenario. 😆

This video for me is the ultimate reason why you shouldn't really buy expensive anthuriums at least here in Poland. The video is 10 months old and I can already see how big of a price diffrence so many of this are, here in Poland you can already buy docblock Anthys for 150usd and less and Kunayalense also for 150usd (compered to 2250 from the video). Waiting a year just lets you save up so so much money and that's why I always wait untill this expensive anthuriums hit 100usd threshold before buying. Well executed video tho!

The amount of money that has been tipped into the bin by “plant collectors” who are new to growing plants, is staggering. If you can’t spot viral issues vs variegation…or, are unsure about potting medium, growing needs and other basic gardening techniques, you should start with hardier and cheaper options until you get more experience. The Monstera albo debacle is just one example of this and there were plenty of predatory sellers who fed this ongoing heartbreak.

The “Covid spawned plant community” is a very strange crowd. As an avid gardener, who has been growing Hoya and aroids for decades, I have been having a hard time understanding the “new crowd.” To jump from one plant to another, fueled by Instagram posts, is akin to the designer purse craze. One year, everyone wants Coach bags and the next month it’s Michael Kors. If you coveted a certain plant, and then you “cancel” this plant as soon it becomes more widely available and is less sought after…then I’d say, you never liked this plant in the first place. It’s all about a plant’s status within this new crowd of “plant collectors” and not the plant itself. And don’t get me started on these new “naming conventions” that are solely based on commerciality and not on botanical nomenclature. No….there is no P. erubescens ‘Pink Princess’ Galaxy or Marble, botanically, they are all P. erubescens cultivar ‘Pink Princess.’ Some of these names are blatantly made up and have no connection to botanical reality. Just another hint that plant collectors aren’t about the joy of growing. Rant over

I have started collecting more anthuriums and I miss your content!

My opinion: I absolutely love mine, it's huge, easy, beautiful and it it didn't cost too much.

After the Anthurium Crystallinum, is a Doryaki🙏😇🌹💐

Guess I’m a little late to the giveaway 😢lol

As soon as she started passing, I had to come to the comment section

Where have you disappeared to. The plant community misses you

And in 12 months they'll all be half the price 😅

My siltepecana grew one meter in less than 6 months from a smaller baby plant. It makes a leaf per week and has already fenestrated, works for me

Pink princess never changed. U should know that there is allways a few exceptional plants whatever species it is. Its never been rare. Just in high demand in USA in a few years.

Rain water very interesting I can get tons of rain water I live in oregon lol ok will do!

I do spring water for me and my plants tap water the government has made it toxic t keep everything sick

My iddle figs keep wanting to die how can I shake them lmao

My peace lilly almost died started coming back after I repot...now I hav3 leaf rot my god how in the hell can u have house plants!? I get the best soil I can't water my fiddle figs get spots from root rot it's a constant issue so I have the copper fungle now what to get for the bacteria????

What is that plant to your right? Loooong newer leaf

Do you have a link for those pots with airflow slots?

do not rinse the pon... all that grit is settling in your pipes

Hey, I miss your fantastic videos. Always super relevant and well researched!

Plant catfishing.

anthurium longissimilobum is GORGEOUS!

Superb

What's it look like now?

Thanks for the tip!

I saw one at home depot today for 15.99

Thank you for the info, these are very informative! I just stumbled upon this video a year late! I find that starting a plant hobby in the US is really expensive.. even for the more common house plants like pothos. Say for something like a manjula or global green we get a lush mature one for around 4-6 dollars, and the giant ones for around 14-16 usd and that’s already expensive here but I heard from my friend in Wisconsin that’s already a bargain. I know tropical plants are way cheaper in southeast asia even the rare ones because it’s endemic here even the one from Florida.. but the mark up in the US plus the changing seasons would really cost a simple hobbyist a fortune in my own opinion :’(

It happened. Thai Constellations are available at Kroger for $30.

I saw one at walmart, it had two shoots, one had some pink, the other no pink. Ands that's still how they are. But its such a delicious deep green, almost a black, I just love both shoots. I like the pink parts, but if they vanish, I'll still keep it, I think the leaves are just lovely, pink or no pink and I don't have any problem growing it and man, I kill plants all the time! I paid $25, which is more than I paid for other plants, but I already knew that varigation could be spotty or not guaranteed, so its not a big deal to me. I have mine under a weak T5 grow light, it does super. No browns in it. I've never provided any humidity. I would never pay even a hundred dollars for a plant, I kill things too fast and there are far too many pretty plants out there to bother with something that costly. If my PPP had even been $50, I would never have bought it. Now my pink fittonia, that baby is gonna go in the garbage very soon, it's always looked sickly and I'm so not into babying a fussy plant.

Have a wonderful Easter!

Are you going to start doing videos again?

just buy 2 and cut the tops to the largest width, tape them togethet !

'Samxicana' is the official name according the International Aroid Society. Where is your data coming from, please?

Sorry but you don't seem to understand cultivar nomenclature. There is no 'Aurea' as 'Marmorata' is the only one valid name for the original, gold-sectored plants. Names are not "either or" but are established and a plant can have only one valid, estblished name.