How to Identify Different Types of Anthurium Crystallinum Hybrids and Magnificum Hybrids

These are basically my collection of Anthuriums which I have managed to collect and cultivate over the years. These are very slow growing plants - where the growth process is very likely limited as one leaf per month hence a lot of patience it required and also I had find that their leaves can easily get damaged hence a lot of care is required in cultivating these type of plant.
This particular type of Anthurium are very much cultivated for their foliage beauty - very much directed as an ornamental plant and also can be considered as a Rare Plant Type.
Here in this video - I will be talking a lot of their many different variations in between their plant characteristics in their hybrid difference and what to look out for their unique features.
The identification factor is very much directed in noting all the special and unique features on these Anthurium plants.

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Thank you for sharing!!!! I really enjoyed it!

[@TropicalGarden]

You are most welcome 😊

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Thank you for sharing this informative vids i really enjoyed watching it 😊

[@TropicalGarden]

Im so glad to hear that you enjoyed it. Thank you for your support and encouragement

[@Ilovebrindella]

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[@TropicalGarden]

Im so glad to hear from you Tiffany.
Thank you so much for your support and encouragement.
Im glad that these videos are helpful too.
Thank you

[@jameswongyixiu]

Just the video I needed. Thank you for the very detailed explanation❤️

[@TropicalGarden]

Thank you so much for your support and encouragement

[@taufikomar9148]

Very informative. Tq James.

[@TropicalGarden]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jerlinsindhu2854]

If chrystalinum differ from chrystalinum norrow dark form or both are same

[@TropicalGarden]

Very different
Due to plant growth features.
Normal crystallinum appears to be more heart shape
Narrow Darkform appears darker, silver very bright and in spade shape form and extremely slow growing and doesn't give out pups by the main stem

[@jerlinsindhu2854]

@@TropicalGarden thanks

[@samxavier475]

Do you sell plant

[@TropicalGarden]

I do
Depends on location - only locally area only