Update: when I recorded this I had very little experience and knowledge on Tree Feen and Molly’s. I mentioned that there is soil in Molly’s that isn’t true. From the manufacturer here’s what they say. “This mix includes coir fiber, coarse horticultural perlite, expanded clay, coir chips, horticultural charcoal, Rhizophagus irregularis, worm castings, calcitic and dolomitic limestone, Pinus radiata bark, Bacillus pumilus, various nutrients, and a wetting agent” I use this in all my aroids now with tree fern and bonsai grit.
Good morning 😊 hey I live in Ohio to and ha e tons of plants. Mostly anthuriums and philodendron. The queen and all anthuriums do not like to dry out at all. I use all plastic pots with mine and a fast draining soil . Love my anthuriums been buying them the last few years and they are lovely but are picky. Also like some humidity. Pretty cool that we live in Ohio. Not many people on toutube from here. Lol.. do you have an Instagram account ?
Hey how about that! This video was about two months ago I think. I am now in plastic clear pots. They are a life saver! Anthuriums are my addiction. I have a Michelle coming Tuesday and can’t wait!
@LeafyConversations oh good. Glad you switched over to plastic for the anthuriums. And yes I also use the clear pots. I have a few hybrids of the Michelle but not the pure one. I have all kinds. My queen has just put out a new leaf and it's so exciting. All of my anthuriums have new growth on them right now. Ya small world for sure.
That is so exciting to see all this new growth! My queen you saw in this video (both of them) but mainly the big one I repotted at the end has a new leaf the size of my forearm! I absolutely adore this plant! Do you create videos? If not you should!
Update: when I recorded this I had very little experience and knowledge on Tree Feen and Molly’s. I mentioned that there is soil in Molly’s that isn’t true. From the manufacturer here’s what they say.
“This mix includes coir fiber, coarse horticultural perlite, expanded clay, coir chips, horticultural charcoal, Rhizophagus irregularis, worm castings, calcitic and dolomitic limestone, Pinus radiata bark, Bacillus pumilus, various nutrients, and a wetting agent”
I use this in all my aroids now with tree fern and bonsai grit.
I just seen that you do have Instagram 😅 cool
Thank you so much for watching!
Good morning 😊 hey I live in Ohio to and ha e tons of plants. Mostly anthuriums and philodendron. The queen and all anthuriums do not like to dry out at all. I use all plastic pots with mine and a fast draining soil . Love my anthuriums been buying them the last few years and they are lovely but are picky. Also like some humidity. Pretty cool that we live in Ohio. Not many people on toutube from here. Lol.. do you have an Instagram account ?
Hey how about that! This video was about two months ago I think. I am now in plastic clear pots. They are a life saver! Anthuriums are my addiction. I have a Michelle coming Tuesday and can’t wait!
@LeafyConversations oh good. Glad you switched over to plastic for the anthuriums. And yes I also use the clear pots. I have a few hybrids of the Michelle but not the pure one. I have all kinds. My queen has just put out a new leaf and it's so exciting. All of my anthuriums have new growth on them right now. Ya small world for sure.
That is so exciting to see all this new growth! My queen you saw in this video (both of them) but mainly the big one I repotted at the end has a new leaf the size of my forearm! I absolutely adore this plant! Do you create videos? If not you should!
Mine isn’t a pure Michelle it’s crossed with Docblock I’m very new to this world of plants. 😊